Crossfire Safety Lighting & Beacons | Frankies Auto Electrics

Q: What does SAE J845 Class 1 mean for an LED beacon?

SAE J845 is the Society of Automotive Engineers' standard for vehicle warning lights, and Class 1 is the brightest rating under that standard, meaning at least four times the intensity of a Class 2 beacon, built for maximum visibility on public roads and worksites.

Q: What do ECE R65 and ECE R10 certifications cover?

ECE R65 is the European standard for vehicle warning lights, while ECE R10 covers electromagnetic compatibility, ensuring a beacon doesn't interfere with a vehicle's other electronics. Together they confirm a beacon meets recognised international safety and compliance standards.

Q: Are Crossfire beacons suited to mining and worksite vehicles?

Yes. Crossfire LED beacons are sealed and weatherproof, built to handle the dust, vibration and harsh conditions common on fleet, mining and worksite vehicles.

Q: What's the difference between a Class 1 beacon and other warning lights?

A Class 1 beacon is the highest intensity rating for vehicle warning lights, typically used where maximum visibility matters most, such as fleet, mining and roadside work vehicles, compared to lower-output lights used in less demanding settings.

Q: Where can I buy Crossfire LED beacons?

Frankies Auto Electrics stocks the Crossfire range online and in-store at Albion Park Rail and South Nowra, including Crossfire LED light bars and work lights.