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4th February 1966
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ANEAT and effective emergency warning system which can be installed simply and cheaply on any vehicle having electric lighting has been announced by Aeon Products Ltd. The unit consists of a small switch which is supplied complete with a wiring harness designed to be installed in the flashing indicator circuit of a vehicle, and a special heavy-duty flasher unit capable of continuously flashing either four or six lamps each having 24W bulbs.

It is claimed that the unit will assist in avoiding serious accidents caused by broken-down vehicles being parked unmarked in dark or misty conditions, and to assist repair crews trying to find a broken-down machine.

The unit is supplied complete with instructions for fitting and the average vehicle electrician should be able to install it in a relatively short period. A pilot light incorporated in the switch indicates that the system is in operation and a fuse is included in the circuit.

The makers claim that the Ministry of Transport has stated that the device, when included in a directional indicator system does not contravene C. and U. regulations, It is available rated for both 12V and 24V circuits.

Made by: Aeon Products (London) Ltd., 11-21 Northdown Street, London Ni.

Price: 12V, £2 9s. 9d.; 24V, £2 19s. 9d.

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Organisations: Ministry of Transport

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