Hazard Warning And Turn Signal Flasher

Description

HELLA has been a close partner to the automotive industry and automotive parts retailers for 120 years. As part of Forvia, Hella is the seventh largest OEM supplier in the world and sells to every automobile manufacturer. HELLA develops and produces vehicle-specific solutions for automobile manufacturers and other automotive suppliers around the world.

Benefit from our OE (original equipment) know-how and our technological expertise. With more than 38,000 products, HELLA offers a remarkably good range of vehicle-specific components, universal parts and accessories - all to top quality standards for successful business. HELLA offers you a great selection of spare parts. On the one hand, a great range of electronics for continuously rising repair volumes - with sensors, actuators and control units. On the other hand a broad range of electrical products that has grown over many years. HELLA is the Number 1 player on the independent component market for vehicle-specific lighting, and has the most extensive market coverage. Our innovative power allows us to continually further develop our product range of headlights, lamps, interior lights, bulbs, and more.

Features & benefits

• RTK/OWS LED Light Bar
• The 14” mini light bar design with a low power function for night time use makes the HELLA MLB50 one of the most iconic optical warning systems.
• Facilitates straightforward installation with a compact form factor adaptable to diverse vehicle electrical systems.
• Minimizes failure rates with advanced electronic components, supporting dependable light activation.
• Ensures reliable signaling for increased road safety with precise control of hazard warning and turn indicators.
• Delivers consistent performance with durable construction designed to withstand demanding operating conditions.

Specifications

Warranty

12 Months

Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act

Legally, a vehicle manufacturer cannot void the warranty on a vehicle due to an aftermarket part unless they can prove that the aftermarket part caused or contributed to the failure in the vehicle (per the Magnuson Moss Warranty Act (15 U.S.C. 2302(C)).