The Infinity Forklift Boundary Light Kit is three 10 W LED line lights, one wiring harness and one switch. Bolt a light to the left, right and rear of the overhead guard, wire the harness to the truck’s battery, and each light draws a solid red or blue line on the floor beside the truck. The lines move with the forklift, so the zone is wherever the truck is, and they cost a fraction of what a laser or sensor system does.
It is the entry tier of our forklift safety line. There are no sensors, no control box and nothing to program: flip the switch and the three lines are on. If you want a line that reaches farther and stays crisp under bright lights, look at the Infinity SafeGuide Adjustable Laser Line Projector. If you want the lines to turn red and a voice to call out when a pedestrian walks in, that is the Infinity Forklift Safety Zone System. This kit is for the fleet that wants a visible boundary on every truck at the lowest cost per truck.
Each light is a compact aluminum alloy housing with two LED beads behind an acrylic lens, and the lens shapes the light into a long, narrow bar on the floor. Mounted about 2 m (6.5 ft) up on the overhead guard, each light lays a line roughly 3.2 m (10.5 ft) long and 15 cm (6 in) wide, landing about 2 m (6.5 ft) out from the side of the truck. Three of them frame the truck on the left, right and rear, and a pedestrian sees the boundary before the truck reaches them.
The light is steady, not flashing, and it stays on for as long as the switch is on. Every light in the kit is one color, red or blue, chosen when you order. The LEDs are rated for a 10,000-hour service life, the housing is IP65, and the input is DC 10–80 V, which covers the battery systems on electric forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers and tow tractors. The lights are reverse-polarity protected and rated for forklift vibration.
Not in the box: a DC power supply. This is a vehicle kit that runs from the truck’s own battery; there is no plug and no adapter.
Line size is set by the mounting height. The lens spreads the light at a fixed angle, so the higher the light sits, the longer and wider the line, and the dimmer it reads. Two heights cover most trucks:
Most overhead guards put the lights in the 2 m (6.5 ft) range, which is where the line is brightest and tightest. The bracket rotates a full 360°, so you aim each light down and out until the line falls where you want it: pulled in for a narrow rack aisle, pushed out for open floor or a yard.
Honest comparison. An LED line is a bar of light, not a laser. Its edges are softer, its width is measured in centimeters rather than millimeters, and at 2 m (6.5 ft) it runs about 3.2 m (10.5 ft) against the SafeGuide laser’s adjustable line of up to 7 m (23 ft) from the same height. Under normal warehouse lighting a 10 W LED line reads clearly; under skylights or high-bay lighting at full brightness, the laser holds up better. Tell us the lighting on your floor and we will say which one to buy.
Each light mounts on its bracket with the included screws and nuts; the mini wrench in the box tightens them. Pick a spot on the overhead guard where the light has a clear view down to the floor and there is room to drill or clamp. Rotate the bracket to aim, then tighten.
Power is the forklift battery. Each light has a 60 cm (24 in) cable ending in two bare wires; the harness ties the three lights and the switch together and lands on the truck’s DC system anywhere from 10 to 80 V. The lights are reverse-polarity protected, so a swapped pair will not damage them, but the lines will not come on until it is corrected. Where the harness taps the truck varies by forklift model, so a forklift technician chooses the tap point. Running it through the key switch is the clean choice: the lines come on when the truck does and go off when it is parked.
The lights are IP65 and operate from −25°C to 75°C (−13°F to 167°F), which covers outdoor yards, unheated docks and most cold rooms. Each light weighs 0.25 kg (about 0.55 lb), so the overhead guard carries the set without any added structure.
Tell us how many trucks, what voltage they run and how bright the floor is, and we will confirm the kit count and color, and say honestly whether the laser head is the better buy for your aisles.
Line sizes are approximate and depend on mounting height and aim. Harness and switch dimensions are not published — ask us if your install needs them.
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