Definition: Blue Arrow
If you've ever been in a large warehouse or another place where forklifts operate, you have undoubtedly come across it—the blue arrow. If not, you have probably encountered the blue dot. The blue arrow functions the same way but also indicates the direction of the forklift. It's a bit of the evolved version of the blue dot. For more information about the dot, I refer you to our blog titled: Blue light on a forklift, what does this blue light do?
Benefits
Every day, enough accidents happen in the workplace. Everyone is busy at work and large forklift trucks can be very dangerous. When a forklift truck is parked on a corner or in an aisle, it is not visible. If it is just coming out of it, it is even more dangerous, as people can come walking up to it. A blue arrow ensures safety on the work floor. A blue arrow shines on the ground behind the forklift so that others can see that there is a forklift in the path or around the corner. The arrow also indicates the direction of the vehicle. This is particularly useful so that you can judge whether the vehicle is coming around the corner or not, as it is facing the opposite direction. This is the big advantage compared to the dot.
Blue arrow at TRALERT®
TRALERT® is known for its extensive range of LED lighting, and therefore, a blue arrow LED lamp is a must-have. The high number of volts makes the blue arrow lamp suitable for internal transport such as forklifts and reach trucks. The LEDs provide a clear and bright light pattern, making the lamp highly visible. The lamp comes with a three-year warranty. Furthermore, the lamp is ECE-R10 certified.