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Red Line Zone LED Lamp 15 W TXF 0423F
A LED warning lamp that projects a red line onto the floor to mark the working zone of a forklift or machine. 15 W, three 5 W Osram diodes, 1100 lm, 9–80 V supply and IP67 sealing. Aluminium housing with a steel bracket included; E13 approval declared by the supplier.
Red Line Zone LED Lamp 15 W TXF 0423F
A LED warning lamp that projects a sharp red line onto the floor. It marks out the working zone of a forklift or another machine so that people on foot see the truck coming before they hear it. This is equipment for halls, warehouses and yards, not a road lamp.
Power is 15 W, the light source is three 5 W Osram diodes and the output is 1100 lm. The 9–80 V supply range covers practically every voltage used in battery-powered trucks. The photo shows an oval, finned aluminium housing, a clear prismatic lens and a steel bracket with a bolt.
Power 15 W | Supply 9–80 V | Output 1100 lm |
Key features
- Projects a red line marking the machine's working zone
- Three Osram diodes of 5 W each
- Wide 9–80 V supply range — 24, 48 and 80 V trucks
- IP67 sealing
- Aluminium housing, steel bracket included
- E13 approval declared by the supplier
Technical data
- Power: 15 W
- Supply: 9–80 V
- Diodes: Osram, 3 pcs x 5 W
- Output: 1100 lm
- Light colour: red
- Ingress protection: IP67
- Housing: aluminium; steel bracket included
Fitting and notes
The lamp is normally mounted high at the rear or front of the machine so the line falls at a safe distance from the wheels. The supplier gives no lamp dimensions, no cable length and no figures for how wide and how far the line reaches at a given mounting height — those numbers decide the aiming, so ask us before you buy. The quoted E13 approval comes without a regulation number; this is warning equipment for in-plant use, not road lighting.
Frequently asked questions
Will it work on a 48 V or 80 V truck?
Yes. The 9–80 V range covers the usual battery-truck voltages.
Is it the same as the blue version?
The build and the ratings are identical. Only the colour of the projected line differs — here red.
Can I fit it to a road-going vehicle?
It is a warning lamp for machinery. Road use means checking the rules on coloured lights — ask us before buying it for a car.
