U7-24AAT Amber LED Flashing Beacon is a direct-wired vehicle warning beacon designed to support vehicle visibility across traffic control, civil construction, utility, council maintenance and plant operations. Featuring an amber high dome lens with amber LED output, it is commonly installed on work vehicles operating around roadworks, construction zones, mobile works, worksite access areas and other environments where vehicle warning visibility is required.

The beacon uses a two-part mounting system consisting of a permanently mounted fixed base ring and a removable beacon body. The base ring is secured using a three-point fixing pattern, while the beacon attaches using a twist-lock connection for secure installation and simplified servicing. It is suitable for installation on vehicle roofs, ute canopies, service bodies, tray-mounted brackets and plant bodywork where the mounting surface and installation method are appropriate.

The beacon features 24 high-power amber LEDs operating from a 12–48V DC supply with multiple selectable flash patterns, including R65 flash modes, CA/SAE-style flash patterns, rotating modes and steady burn. Pattern selection, dimming and steady-on functions are available through the direct-wired function wires, depending on the vehicle wiring and control setup.

This model is supplied as a direct-wired beacon. Wiring functions include positive supply, negative, pattern selection, dimming and steady-on operation. This UAGS variant does not include a cigarette plug and is not intended for plug-in or portable operation.

The beacon incorporates a replaceable amber polycarbonate high dome lens with an aluminium base and an IP65 ingress protection rating to support installation in exposed operating environments. This U7-24AAT variant uses an amber lens with amber LED output. If a clear lens version is preferred, see the U7-24CAT Amber LED Flashing Beacon with Clear Lens.

Product data lists ECE R65 Class 2 and ECE R10. The beacon is commonly fitted to traffic control vehicles, civil fleet vehicles, utility service vehicles, council maintenance vehicles, TMA support vehicles, service bodies and plant equipment. Vehicle lighting requirements may vary by vehicle type, registration category, jurisdiction and intended use.