Barricade Lights
(2 products)Shop barricade lights for road construction, utility maintenance, temporary traffic control, and municipal work zones. These LED warning devices attach to compatible barricades, traffic drums, and delineators to help drivers identify marked areas in low-light conditions. Our collection includes solar-powered and D-cell battery-operated Cortina models with flashing and steady-burn settings. Choose amber or red lenses where available, according to your project requirements. Compare operating modes, mounting specifications, and current prices before purchasing. For multiple crews or larger projects, request a bulk quote with your preferred models and quantities.
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Cortina 03-10-SBLG Solar LED Barricade Light – Type A/C
★★★★★(48)From $27.99Unit price /UnavailableIn stockCortina 03-10-WAYDC LED Sundowner Barricade Light with Amber Lens
★★★★★(30)$25.99$39.99Unit price /UnavailableIn stock
Solar Barricade Lights for Roadwork
Choose solar-powered warning lights when your project benefits from automatic dusk-to-dawn operation. The Cortina solar model offers flashing, steady-burn, and off settings, with amber or red lens options. Its listed specifications include a polycarbonate housing and bolt-on mounting design. Consider sunlight exposure, operating requirements, and the manufacturer's stated runtime. Confirm the selected lens color and mounting compatibility before ordering.
D-Cell LED Barricade Warning Lights
The Cortina LED Sundowner uses four D-cell batteries and features an amber lens with a yellow housing. Its three-way operating system provides flashing, steady-burn, and off modes. This option suits crews that prefer replaceable batteries over solar charging. Compare battery requirements, control settings, and mounting details. Batteries are listed as not included, so account for them when calculating your order.
How to Choose the Right Barricade Lights
Start with your traffic control plan, work zone location, and operating hours. For flashing warnings, check the appropriate Type A requirements. For steady-burn guidance, review the applicable Type C requirements. Compare solar charging with D-cell battery operation, then confirm lens color and mounting compatibility.
Avoid these common mistakes:
- Selecting a warning-light type without reviewing project specifications.
- Assuming every barricade accepts the same mounting hardware.
- Forgetting batteries for battery-operated models.
- Choosing solar lighting without considering charging conditions.
Check applicable MUTCD guidance and the exact model documentation before purchasing.
Features and Benefits
- LED illumination: Make designated work zone boundaries more noticeable at night.
- Flashing and steady-burn modes: Select the operation required by your traffic control plan.
- Solar option: Reduce the need for disposable battery replacement.
- D-cell option: Use a replaceable-battery power source.
- Lens choices: Compare amber and red where available.
- Mounting options: Select lights for compatible barricades, drums, and delineators.
Buy Barricade Lights for Multiple Road Crews
Outfitting several work zones? Count the warning lights required for each barricade layout. Group your order by model, power source, and lens color before requesting a bulk quote.
Compare LED Barricade Light Prices
Compare the listed unit prices and account for differences in power supply. Battery-operated models may require separate D-cell batteries. Solar models have different charging and maintenance considerations. Review both configurations before purchasing.
Request a Quote for Traffic Barricade Lights
Need warning lights for a municipal project or contractor order? Send us the selected model, lens color, and required quantity. Include your mounting requirements so we can help clarify the order specifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are barricade lights used for?
Barricade lights are warning devices used to make temporary traffic control boundaries more visible. They commonly attach to barricades, traffic drums, and compatible delineators around road construction, lane closures, and maintenance areas. Choose the correct operating mode, lens color, and mounting configuration according to your traffic control plan and applicable requirements.
What is the difference between flashing and steady-burn barricade lights?
Flashing warning lights are commonly associated with Type A operation, while steady-burn warning lights are associated with Type C operation. Their placement and use depend on the applicable traffic control requirements. Both listed Cortina models offer flashing and steady-burn settings. Confirm the selected model's documented classification before ordering for a public roadway.
Should I buy solar or D-cell battery-powered barricade lights?
Solar barricade lights use integrated charging systems and may reduce disposable battery replacement. D-cell models use replaceable batteries and don't depend on solar charging. Safety Supplies USA lists both options. Compare site sunlight exposure, required operating hours, battery maintenance, and model specifications before choosing the most appropriate power source.
Can barricade lights be mounted on traffic drums and barricades?
The listed Cortina warning lights are described as compatible with selected barricades, traffic drums, and delineator systems. However, mounting requirements can differ between products. Check the mounting connection, hardware requirements, and supported equipment before purchasing. Do not assume every warning light fits every traffic control device without verification.
Can I order barricade lights in bulk, and how much do they cost?
You can request a bulk quote for barricade lights used across multiple road construction or maintenance projects. Pricing depends on the selected model, power source, and quantity. Provide your required lens colors and quantities when requesting a quote. For D-cell models, account for separately purchased batteries when comparing total project costs. Buy barricade lights for your next roadwork project or request a bulk quote for your traffic control crew.