U32-3AW Dual Colour LED Warning Light Head delivers selectable amber and white signalling from a compact surface-mounted unit for traffic control vehicles, civil fleet vehicles, plant equipment and utility service vehicles. The amber output provides hazard warning during roadside work, while the white output supports task lighting or work area illumination when the vehicle is stationary or operating within a controlled site.

This light head is fitted to grilles, rear bodies, ute trays, canopies, rear bars, equipment panels or plant bodywork using the supplied 3M adhesive pad for low-profile mounting or stainless screw fixings for permanent installation. The 9mm low-profile housing allows it to sit close to the mounting surface, making it useful where a raised beacon or larger warning module would interfere with vehicle access, bodywork or fitted equipment.

The unit operates across 10–30V DC systems and uses a 6 LED configuration with 3 amber LEDs and 3 white LEDs. Amber and white output are controlled through separate positive triggers, with flash pattern selection handled through the control wiring. The unit includes 15 selectable flash patterns, including single, double, quad and steady modes, with synchronisation across multiple units, matched or alternating flash operation and reduced output through the dimming function.

The aluminium body, polycarbonate lens and IP67 sealed construction support exposed installation on working vehicles and plant operating around wet, dusty and vibration-prone environments. Its slim body and dual colour output differentiate it from single-colour amber light heads used only for hazard warning.

This unit meets SAE J595 Class 1, CA T13 and ECE R10 requirements for confirmed warning light and electromagnetic compatibility applications.

In real-world deployment, this light head is commonly installed in pairs or groups across the front, side or rear of traffic control utes, service bodies, council vehicles and plant equipment, giving installers a compact dual-output option within a broader vehicle warning and work lighting setup.