LED-Heckklappen-Warnblitz - LG790

LED Tail Lift Warning Strobe – LG790

The LED Tail Lift Warning Strobe LG790 is a compact, high-intensity amber warning light designed to make tail-lift operations safer and more visible. It runs on 12–36 V systems, suits trucks, vans and plant, and delivers 6 W of focused warning output. Fully ECE R65 and ECE R10 approved, it’s engineered for professional fleets that need road-legal, low-maintenance safety lighting.

Tail lifts create blind spots. People walk behind vehicles. Forklifts cross the loading bay. This tail lift warning strobe gives drivers and pedestrians a clear, unmistakable amber signal whenever the lift is in use or the rear area is unsafe. With 4 high-output LEDs and 6 selectable flash patterns, it cuts through poor weather, busy yards and dark depots, helping you reduce near-misses and claims.

The LG790 operates on 12–36 V, so it drops straight onto both 12 V van fleets and 24 V truck and trailer systems. At just 74 × 74 × 14 mm, it’s very low profile, making it ideal for mounting near tail lifts, step areas, rear doors or gantries where space is tight and damage risk is high. The pre-wired harness keeps installation simple for auto electricians and bodybuilders, and the unit can be synced with other strobes to create a coordinated warning pattern across the rear of the vehicle.

Built to work, not just to pass tests, the LG790 carries an IP67 ingress protection rating, so the housing is sealed against dust and protected against temporary immersion. That means it stands up to pressure washing, spray and road grime on European roads. With ECE R65 (warning performance), ECE R10 and CISPR 25 Class 3 (EMC) approvals, it’s suitable for use on public roads and won’t interfere with sensitive vehicle electronics, CAN systems or telematics equipment.

Key Features

• Wide voltage range 12–36 V – one part number for mixed fleets of vans, trucks and trailers.
• 6 W LED output with 4 LEDs – compact form factor with strong, focused amber warning for tail lifts and rear hazard zones.
• 6 selectable flash patterns – choose the pattern that best suits your operating environment or fleet standard.
• Amber flash colour – ECE R65 approved for road-legal amber warning on public roads across Europe.
• Sync / pairing capability – can be paired with other LG790 units to flash together for a stronger, coordinated warning effect.
• IP67 ingress protection – sealed against dust and protected against temporary immersion; ideal for external mounting and routine pressure washing.
• EMC safe – ECE R10 and CISPR 25 Class 3 approved to minimise electrical interference with radios, tracking and vehicle control systems.
• Compact, low-profile body (74 × 74 × 14 mm) – easy to position around tail lifts, steps, door frames or chassis rails without catching on loads.
• Pre-wired for fast installation – saves fitting time for auto electricians and reduces wiring errors.
• Universal fit – suitable for trucks, vans, trailers and tail-lift platforms, including retrofit on existing fleets.

Ideal Applications

• Tail-lift equipped rigid trucks and box vans needing clear rear hazard indication during loading and unloading.
• Distribution and parcel delivery fleets operating in tight urban streets, depots and loading bays.
• Refrigerated bodies and grocery delivery vehicles with frequent kerbside drops in low light or poor weather.
• Municipal and utility vehicles with rear work areas, lifts or platforms that expose operators to passing traffic.
• Rental, contract hire and lease fleets wanting a standardised, compliant rear warning solution across multiple vehicle types.

Why Choose LED-Global Lighting

LED-Global focuses on European-engineered, fleet-grade lighting that does what it says, year after year. Every product is specified with installers and operators in mind: clear approvals, robust housings, and electrical performance that plays nicely with modern vehicle systems. The LG790 follows that same approach – tested, approved and backed by a specialist team who understand real-world transport and plant operations across Europe.