Roadvision's RSM5500 Series ultra low-profile LED strobe modules are perfect for discrete applications. Super bright and maintenance free, these LED strobe modules deliver the durability of solid-state LED technology combined with greater visibility than conventional alternatives. Featuring 19 selectable flash patterns, multi-unit synchronisation for simultaneous or alternate flashing, and a virtually unbreakable polycarbonate lens, the RSM5500 Series takes safety lighting to another level — ideal for automotive, industrial, and agricultural requirements.
A surface-mounted strobe or beacon is a warning light used on vehicles to improve visibility and alert other drivers to the vehicle's presence. The RSM5500 Series emits a bright, flashing light visible from a distance, even in low light or inclement weather conditions. For traffic management vehicles and similar applications, the ability to emit an amber flash significantly improves safety on the road — the colour is highly recognisable and quickly noticed by other drivers even in bright sunlight, heavy rain, or adverse conditions.
By making the vehicle more visible to other road users, the RSM5500 Series helps reduce the risk of accidents and ensures other drivers are aware of the vehicle's location and movements. It is important to note that the use of warning lights on vehicles must comply with local traffic laws and regulations, which vary by region — always confirm that a strobe or beacon is permitted for your specific application before fitting.
In terms of installation, the RSM5500 Series is surface-mounted and can be fitted to a vehicle's roof, bumper bars, or a specialised mounting bracket. The modules can be wired directly into the vehicle's electrical system and synchronised with other RSM5500 units for simultaneous or alternate flash patterns.
Available Flash Patterns
The RSM5500 Series offers 19 selectable flash patterns to suit a wide range of applications:
- Off (start reference)
- Single
- Double (fast)
- Quadruple (fast)
- Double (slow)
- Random (17 flash cycles)
- 500ms (split)
- Double (split)
- Slow (split)
- Fast (split)
- Quadruple (split)
- Strobe (split)
- Quintuple — 4 cycles, then 100ms 10 cycles (split)
- 100ms 14 cycles, then 200ms 6 cycles (split)
- Quadruple (slow)
- Quintuple
- Strobe + single (slow)
- LHS double, RHS half bright
- RHS double, LHS half bright
