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Electromagnetic interference, or EMI for short, occurs wherever electrical consumers are involved. Vehicle lighting is also affected: headlights can cause interference, but they can also fall victim to external influences themselves. Anyone who thinks this is only a theoretical problem is mistaken. In everyday life, radio signals from smartphones or radios are enough to throw inadequately tested lights out of sync. ...

Accidents at internal doorways are often underestimated – by pedestrians and drivers alike. Doors create bottlenecks and limit visibility. By integrating warning zone lights directly into the door system, you significantly boost safety – clearly visible, intuitive, and reliable...

Forklift trucks on public roads? Yes, it happens - and more often than you might think! Whether crossing a road between two company premises or loading and unloading a lorry in a car park, as shown in the picture in the article, clear rules apply when forklift trucks enter public traffic areas. ...

Electronic access control and digital locking systems are on the rise. However, mechanical solutions are still indispensable. In demanding environments, robust, low-maintenance and easy-to-use systems are in demand. Especially here, mechanical key switches in the age of RFID remain a proven choice. ...

Working in high rack warehouses requires precise and flexible lighting. Whether lifting loads or navigating narrow aisles – without optimum visibility, every movement becomes a challenge. This is exactly where model 710 comes into play...

Warning zone lights create safer work environments and significantly reduce the risk of accidents and injuries. These innovative solutions visibly mark both mobile and stationary hazard areas -from targeted lines to comprehensive zones. ...