What is a combi beam?
What exactly is a combi beam? A combi beam is a combination of a driving light and a driving beam. A driving light and a driving beam are two common types of lighting, each with its own specific properties. Both lights can be used for different purposes. A combination beam can be used both as a spotlight and as a wide-beam. An ideal solution for situations where both lights are used alternately.
Driving light and driving beam in one
So, a combi-beam is a combination of a driving light and a wide beam light. Not all LED bars are also combi-beams. Driving lights are used in many different situations. LED driving lights provide a clear light pattern and are intended to make objects in the distance clearly visible. This is possible because driving lights have a concentrated light beam. A wide beam light is something different. These are intended to provide bright light to the immediate surroundings of the vehicle. The difference is actually already in the name. The combi-beam is the ideal solution for vehicles that need both driving lights and wide beam lights.
Multivoltage equipped
Just like the driving lights and the driving beams, the TRALERT® combination beams are often equipped with multivoltage. The LED bars that work as combination beams can therefore easily be used on different vehicles. Each vehicle has a different voltage. When a lamp is multivoltage equipped it makes it work within the indicated voltages. This can be from 12 volts to 24 volts but also from 9 volts to 36 volts. This differs per lamp.
A combi beam is therefore the solution for many situations. The lights can be used for different vehicles due to the multivoltage and also for different purposes due to the combination of driving lights and driving beams. If you have any questions about TRALERT® combination beams, please do not hesitate to contact us.