A control lamp might only shine dimly – but it says a lot. It shows when a function is active, warns when something is wrong, or signals when it’s time to take action. Whether you’re driving in the dark, working under pressure, or need full awareness in the cabin, a clear control lamp or a visible signal light is crucial. We offer durable, color-coded lamps for 12 V and 24 V – adapted for everyday agricultural needs.
What are control lamps and signal lights used for?
Most agricultural machines have several active systems, and you need to know what is running, what needs monitoring, and when something requires your attention. Here are some common usage areas:
- Function in operation: Indicate that the PTO, four-wheel drive, hydraulics, or similar is activated.
- Warning systems: Quick indication for low oil level, charging problems, or engine overheating.
- Fog lights and lighting: A clear red or blue control lamp shows that the light is on, removing any guesswork.
- Reversing and movement: Green signal lights can show that the machine is reversing or that a system is ready for operation.
Colors that explain function
The color of the lamp is just as important as the light itself. We have models in several colors where each color has its function:
- Red: Used for warning, fault, or critical conditions.
- Blue: Usually related to fog lights or other intense lighting.
- Green: Indicates a function is active – e.g., hydraulics or four-wheel drive.
- Orange or yellow: Used for system status, preheating, or less urgent messages.
What's in our range?
We have a well-thought-out range of control lamps and signal lights that work in practice – whether you’re installing new or replacing a broken indicator:
- Control lamps for 12 V and 24 V – for tractors, trailers, equipment, and special machines.
- LED lamps – for low power consumption, long lifespan, and high visibility.
- Multiple colors and symbols – choose the right model based on application and visual standard.
- Standard sizes – fit existing holes and panels without adjustments.
Control lamp or signal light. What’s the difference?
Both show status but are used slightly differently. A control lamp is usually located on the dashboard and indicates something specific in the vehicle, like a warning symbol or operation indicator. A signal light can also be placed externally or on electrical cabinets to show that a system is active. We offer both – and we help you choose the right model for your machine.
Common questions we help you answer
- Which control lamp should I choose? It depends on function, color, voltage, and placement – we help you select the right one.
- Does the lamp fit in an existing hole? Our models are designed for standard panels – but always double-check the dimensions.
- Which color should I use? Red = warning, blue = fog light, green = function
