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QBL LED multi strobe beacon
QBL LED multi strobe beacon provides excellent signalling effect and high degree of protection packed in compact design. Suitable for industrial and general applications. QBL beacons can be combined with A- and Q-series modules.
- 184 mm cubic-design
- Very good signalling effect
- 6 high-powered LEDs
- IP66/IK09
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Product description
QBL LED multi strobe beacon provides excellent signalling effect and high degree of protection packed in compact design. Suitable for industrial and general applications. QBL beacons can be combined with A- and Q-series modules.
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