Compact LED penetration lights – mini format

The compact hideaway lights generally measure between 3 and 6 cm, which makes them the smallest flash lights available. Despite their reduced size, they incorporate high-power LEDs (COB or SMD) capable of producing a strobe flash visible from several hundred meters. At AGM Vision, the exact dimensions are indicated on each product sheet.

Compact lights are installed in locations where a standard light would not fit: radiator grille, rear of the side mirror, windshield pillar, air intake or small openings in the bumper. Their discreetness makes them ideal for unmarked vehicles that require emergency signaling without visibly modifying the vehicle’s appearance.

The power of compact lights ranges from 3W to 9W, slightly lower than that of the large models (up to 12W). However, thanks to high-brightness COB LED and concentrated optics, the flash remains perfectly visible in broad daylight. To compensate, it is common to install several mini lights distributed on the vehicle in order to obtain complete light coverage.

The wiring is identical to standard models: 2 wires (positive and negative) to connect in 12V or 24V. The extended compatibility from 12V to 32V on certain models allows installation on all types of vehicles. It is recommended to use a dedicated switch, accessible from the passenger compartment. The thin wires of compact models make it easier to route through the tight spaces of the bodywork.

Yes, mini LED strobe lights are designed for outdoor use. Their sealed ABS or polycarbonate housing provides protection against rain, water splashes, and dust. Despite their small size, they meet the same durability standards as larger models, with proven reliability in harsh weather conditions.

Compact hideaway lights generally offer between 4 and 8 flash patterns: single flash, double flash, fast strobe, alternating flash, and SOS mode. Switching from one mode to another is done by a press on the switch or directly from the wiring. Some high-end models offer memory of the last mode used.