Name: Peterson Lighting 790A 790 17-Joule, Quad-Flash Strobe Light - Amber, 12-24V
SKU: 790a
Price: 235.49 USD
Availability: InStock

PETERSON LIGHTING part description

790 17-Joule, Quad-Flash Strobe Light

Features & Benefits

17-joule quad-flash strobe light produces 650 candela/sec brightness at 70 dual flashes per minute
Features black powder-coated aluminum base and fresnel lens
Operates on 12- to 24-volt systems
Meets SAE Class 2A specifications
Available in amber, blue, clear, and red

Product Description

STROBE LIGHT, 17-JOULE BEACON, QUAD-FLASH, 5.75"X6" MV

Features & Benefits

Made in USA.
Multivolt version available.
12-24 volt operating range.
70 quad flashes per minute.
17 joule/650 candela-second brightness.
Meets SAE J845 Class 2A specifications.
Powder-coated aluminum base and fresnel lens.
See 769 strobe for replacement lenses.

L7-77: replacement strobe tube (box - std qty 1)

Product Attributes

California Proposition 65 Required	Y
Container Type	box
Diameter	5.75 IN
Family	PM
Height	5.75 in
Length	5.75 in
Shape	round
Termination	stripped wire
Width	6 in

Additional Information

Country of Origin (Primary)	US
Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B)	8512204000
UPC	00044464933221
VMRS Code	034006048

Peterson Lighting® is a family-owned company that produces and distributes vehicle safety lighting systems mirrors, and other related safety products and accessories. It has been in the business for 75 years, and currently, it offers over 2,200 products designed for various applications, including tilt-bed and cargo vehicles and light- and medium-duty trailers. Peterson Lighting believes that full commitment to quality is its responsibility as a market leader. All its components are designed and manufactured only in its ISO 9001/QS-9000-certified facility in Grandview, MO. This facility is handled by knowledgeable and highly skilled specialists, who are as dedicated and passionate as the company when it comes to quality.

California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)