Strobe And Flashing Lights

Killark NVSL Series LED signal luminaires are suitable for warning and signalling applications in corrosive & hazardous locations. These units feature an inverted cone design to offer 360 degree coverage for maximum light projection. They deliver high lumen intensity (420 micro flashes per minute) for increased visual perception in low-light environments. These units are made of glass-filled thermoset polyester to resist chemicals, hydrocarbons & solvents. They can be mounted in any orientation, including the Lexan lens in the upwards or side positions.
Raptor Supplies also offers Killark hazardous warning lights with xenon technology to deliver 60 to 80 flashes per minute.

Killark EnviroRite NVS series, xenon warning lights are ideal for warning applications in indoor and outdoor hazardous locations. These explosion-proof flashing units come with a glass-filled thermoset polyester body & Lexan lens to withstand ambient temperatures ranging from -40 to 40 degrees C and resist chemical corrosion. They can be wall-mounted and flash 60 to 80 times per minute to create greater visual perception. Choose from a wide range of these luminaries with voltage ratings of 12 - 80VDC in amber, red and green strobe colours.
We also offer 120VAC warning lights having 120VAC power source with lamp life of 10,000 hr.

Killark hazardous warning lights feature an inverted cone design to provide 360-degree coverage for maximum light projection. They have a flash rate of 7 micro flashes per second for increased visual perception and can be mounted in any orientation (including the lens in up or side positions). They contain no exposed glass and adhere to Class II, F & G ratings required for food processing facilities. These warning lights are available in light outputs ranging from 70.8 to 148 candela. Selected Killark warning lights come with dome shaped lenses that collect all the light and magnify it towards the target surface.

Killark NVSZM Series xenon lights are designed for warning and signalling applications. These xenon units feature glass-filled thermoset polyester housing with a Lexan lens to withstand ambient temperatures ranging from -40 to 40 degrees C. They deliver 60 to 80 flashes per minute for high perceptibility and uniform distribution of light propagation. Selected models (hazardous location flashing lights) feature LED technology to offer long-lasting operation with minimum energy consumption.