The Infinity Arrow Laser Warning Light projects a red or green arrow onto the floor from a head smaller than a roll of coins. Mount it on an AGV, an autonomous forklift or a pallet truck and the arrow tells everyone on foot which way the vehicle is about to go — before it moves.
One high-brightness laser projects a slim arrow: a straight line with an arrowhead at the end. Point it in the direction of travel and the floor itself becomes the warning. Red reads as caution; green reads as the path. Each unit is one color: red at 100 mW or green at 30 mW.
Want a short, bold arrow instead of a long one? The Red Block Arrow Laser uses the same head and power and projects a compact solid arrow.
Driverless vehicles give no hand signals. An arrow in front of each one shows people where it is about to travel.
An arrow ahead of the truck warns pickers at rack ends and blind corners which way it is coming.
Vehicles that cross the same intersection each project their own direction, so walkers can read the traffic at a glance.
Mounted on a wall or column with a 12/24 V supply, a fixed arrow points foot or vehicle traffic the right way.
The higher it is mounted, the bigger the arrow on the floor. Measured with the head aimed straight down:
Power: 12 or 24 V DC. These arrow lasers are rated for 12/24 V DC. Many electric forklifts and reach trucks run on 36, 48 or 80 V, so check your vehicle’s voltage first. If it is higher than 24 V, ask us before you order, or look at our circle, arch and SafeGuide line lasers, which wire straight into DC 10–80 V. A fixed install on a wall or column needs a 12 or 24 V DC power supply.
Size and mounting. The head is tiny: 50 mm long, 33 mm wide across the side screws and 35 mm high on its bracket (2.0 × 1.3 × 1.4 in), with a barrel 18.3 mm (0.72 in) across. The bracket has two 3.5 mm mounting holes 10 mm (0.39 in) apart, and the side screws let you tilt the head to aim the arrow. Mount it above head height on the vehicle and aim it at the floor in front of, or beside, the direction of travel.
It is rated IP65 (dust-tight and protected against water jets) and operates from -30°C to 55°C (-22°F to 131°F), so cold docks and outdoor runs are within its rating.
Arrow or block arrow? This projects a slim, long arrow and comes in red or green. The Red Block Arrow Laser projects a short, solid block arrow in red only. Both share the same head, the same 12/24 V DC power and the same IP65 rating.
An arrow shows direction. To mark the space around a vehicle, use the circle or arch laser. To mark a lane edge or boundary, use a SafeGuide line. For a zone that turns red when someone walks up, see the Forklift Safety Zone System.
Check your voltage. This is a 12/24 V DC light. If your vehicles run higher, ask us first.
Lower output than the 10–80 V lasers. Its laser is 100 mW red or 30 mW green; the circle, arch and SafeGuide line lasers run 700 mW red. Tell us your mounting height and lighting and we will help you choose.
Eye safety. A laser projector is for floors, not for people. Mount it above head height, aim it down at the floor, and never point it at a person, a driver’s seat, a road or a flight path. Tighten the bracket so a bump from a pallet or a door cannot swing the beam into a new aim, and re-check the aim after any collision or maintenance.
Keeping it sharp. Dust and exhaust film the front lens over time. Wipe it with a dry microfiber cloth; if it needs more, dampen the cloth with water only.
Turnaround. Delivers in 2–3 weeks.
Power draw, weight, arrow size by mounting height and warranty terms are not on the datasheet — ask us if your install needs them.
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