deegee is once again exhibiting at Hannover Messe 21 – 25th April 2008. deegee has exhibited at this show for over 10 years, and has always used it as a forum to launch new beacons and sounders to the market. Naturally 2008 proves no exception.
A totally new style of beacon has been added to the deegee range, to be known as the C Series, measuring 94mm diameter and 85mm high. With over 130 product derivations, the beautifully styled small enclosure houses LED, Xenon and Filament technology, ensuring a product to fit every brightness, application and price. A significant feature is the ability to link multiple units together to form multi-status indicators / traffic light assemblies.
With a pre-launch response from some key deegee customers of “extremely interested”, C Series looks to be a hugely successful addition to the deegee range.
Come and visit the Deegee booth at location A18 Hall 8.
Whilst preparing for this year’s EuroLED show, 4th-5th June 2008, I fell over a video summarizing last year’s event. Of particular interest to us is the number of times that our products were shown. This is confirmation that our range is indeed innovative and of interest to the wider electronics community.
The video is only around 3 minutes long so sit back and enjoy.
Over 60% of deegee products are now either LED based or available as an LED option. It is a sector which is growing at around 40% per year.
To this end deegee were pleased to exhibit the beacon and sounder range at EuroLED 2007, at the Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham. EuroLED is a showcase of all things LED, mainly technological aspects, but it was of immense interest to the organisers to have users of LED technology exhibiting.
It was a great opportunity for deegee to demonstrate their extensive range of LED based beacons, reinforcing deegee’s place at the forefront of LED technology.
The doors are open on this year’s International Fire Expo.
It seems an absolute age since the last International Fire Expo – 2 years in fact! – but the wait is now over, the products are ready, the stand is built and we’re ready for our first visitors of the week.
The show runs until 4:00pm on Thursday 24th May 2007 and you’ll find us on stand G1 in Hall 8 at the NEC, Birmingham, UK. Do drop by to the deegee stand for a chat with Lisa, Nikki or Wendy to discuss with them our latest innovations in audible and visual signalling technology.
Causing a huge amount of interest at Hannover Messe 2007 was the new 3-colour LED Beacon (SBU/UNI-LED/Red/Amber/Green) from deegee.
Using sets of LEDs which allow Red, Amber or Green signals from the same unit, the beacon is perfect where space is at a premium.Ideally suited to the R and the U housing from the deegee range,the low profile of the unit and directional focus of the light is well-suited to traffic management, automatic car-washes, roller shutter doors, car-park barrier systems, and more.The U housing is the now familiar and extremely popular traffic light product from deegee.Made from heavy duty UV-stabilised black polycarbonate, and fitted with a hood,the SBU/UNI-LED/Red/Amber/Green features a Fresnel lens which focuses the light, giving long-range visibility.Rated to IEC Protection Class IP65, SBU/UNI-LED/Red/Amber/Green is supplied with all the relevant fixings, allowing use singly or in groups of 2 or more beacons and sounders.SBU/UNI-LED/Red/Amber/Green is available in DC 24V and AC 115 – 230V.
The 3-Colour LED Beacon is also available in the R Housing as a DC 24V unit.Designated SBR/UNI-LED/Red/Amber/Green, the R Housing is only 92mm tall, the low profile being extremely popular where space is limited.Combining the 3 colours into one unit perfectly fits the brief for minimal foot-print.
A totally new style of beacon has been added to the deegee range, to be known as the C Series, measuring 94mm diameter and 85mm high. With over 130 product derivations, the beautifully styled small enclosure houses LED, Xenon and Filament technology, ensuring a product to fit every brightness, application and price. A significant feature is the ability to link multiple units together to form multi-status indicators / traffic light assemblies.
