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The LL2304 strobe light mounts on a traffic cone to add a visible lighted marker around a jobsite, detour, temporary access point or point to avoid. It is solar powered, with no battery to replace, and can operate continuously for up to 70 hours according to the product information. Pioneer manufacturer code: V6021060-O/S, model 2304.
Its 4 high intensity LEDs, 360 degree visibility and light sensor make it a useful accessory to reinforce cone visibility, especially when light levels drop or when the cone must draw attention from a distance.
This light is designed to be added to compatible traffic cones, mainly Pioneer cones.
The LL2304 light is suited to cones used on jobsites, parking areas, truck access points, docks, detours, temporary interventions and zones where a point must be noticed faster. It is indicated as compatible with Pioneer traffic cones, and may fit other cones when the adjustment allows it.
Activate the light with the intended button, then place it correctly on the compatible cone. Once activated, it operates in darkness thanks to its light sensor and switches off automatically when daylight is present. Clean the lens and solar surface as needed to maintain good visibility and effective charging.
No. The product text indicates solar power, with no battery to replace.
The product information indicates 4 high intensity LEDs.
Yes. It has a light sensor with automatic and manual on/off.
The product text indicates continuous operation for up to 70 hours.
The product information indicates compatibility with Pioneer traffic cones, and possible compatibility with other cones depending on fit.
To hold the light, the cone (EPTCONE) marks a point to avoid, the orange orange cone (EPTCONE28) gives a 28 in format, the cone28 (EPTCONE28B) adds 2 reflective collars, and the base (EPTBAB) completes channelizer drums.
To expand lighted marking, the lamp (LL177) adds a marker on a post, the bolt (LL175B) helps attach it, the line with flags (EFLAC) defines a perimeter, and the beacon (EPAL2319) supports vertical signaling.
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