Amber Warning Light for Tractor and Agricultural Equipment Safety Lighting

Description

When you’re moving equipment down back roads at dusk or working late in the field with implements on busy roads, being visible isn’t just a good idea—it’s what keeps you from becoming a statistic. Warning beacon lights are legally required on agricultural vehicles traveling on public roads at speeds below 25 mph, and this compact amber light helps meet those requirements while keeping you safe during field operations near traffic areas.

What You’re Getting

• Bright amber lens provides high-visibility warning that’s visible from long distances
• Compact 2.6″ design fits tight mounting spaces on tractors and implements
• 12-volt operation works with any standard tractor electrical system
• 16-amp rating handles the electrical demands of flashing circuits
• Rugged construction built to handle farm equipment vibration and weather

Built for Real Farm Work

This warning light is perfect for utility tractors, implements, grain carts, sprayers, and any agricultural equipment that shares the road with traffic. Whether you’re running between fields with a bush hog, pulling a wide planter on county roads, or moving combines during harvest, proper warning lights give other drivers advance notice of your presence and help prevent accidents.

Made to Last

Tractor bulbs face tougher conditions than automotive applications – constant vibration from field work, temperature extremes from outdoor storage, and electrical stress from agricultural charging systems. This amber light is engineered to handle these demanding farm conditions while providing consistent, reliable operation season after season.

Installation Notes

The half-inch diameter mounting fits standard warning light brackets found on most tractors and implements. Connect to a switched 12-volt circuit so it activates with your other warning systems. Run your power wire to a switched circuit so it turns off with the key, and don’t forget an inline fuse for safety. Keep a spare in your toolbox—warning lights always seem to fail when you need them most.