Wanco Truck Mount Message Board Sign, Arrow Board, 15 lights, 7 patterns, 30 Inch x 60 Inch, Low Profile, Power-Tilt Frame, WLP90B5-LSA

Truck-mounted arrow boards provide an obvious solution for convoys, crash-cushion (TMA) trucks and emergency repair crews.
An invaluable traffic calming device, arrow boards play an essential role in keeping workers safe.
Highly visible, easy to operate, rugged and dependable, Wanco Truck-Mounted Arrow Boards set
the standard. Wanco’s proprietary LED design provides wide angularity, exceptional visibility and outstanding energy-efficient operation.
The control panel, installed inside the cab, operates the arrow board display and electrically
controlled tilt-frames. Wired and wireless controllers are available for most full-size models.
Wanco Truck-Mounted Arrow Boards come in four sizes with the industry’s largest selection of
truck- and trailer-mounting options. The largest size is available in three skid-mount models.
Plastic arrow-shaped signs are also available.

Features
Full-size 15-light and 25-light models
5, 7 or 12 display patterns
Roof-top, bed and tailgate mounts
Wired and wireless controllers
Power- and manual-tilt options
Vehicle-powered or battery-powered with solar-based charging system
All full-size models meet MUTCD
Easy to operate and maintain
High-output LEDs provide superior visibility
Flash rate of 30–40 per minute
Controller located inside vehicle
Energy-efficient operation
Positive-drive voltage system applies power to lamps only when lit
Optional automatic dimming conserves power

Models with 25 lights feature 12 flashing and sequential patterns. Models with 15 lights feature either 7 flashing and sequential patterns or 5 flashing patterns.
Wanco vehicle-mount arrow boards come with a standard controller and a 15-foot length of cable, allowing the controller to be installed inside the vehicle cab. Custom lengths of cable are available upon request.

Wireless arrow boards feature an intuitive and easy-to-use touchscreen controller, which simplifies installation by eliminating the need to route the arrow board communications cable through the truck bulkhead.

Low-Profile Power-Tilt Frame
When stowed, the low-profile tilt frame is less than 16 inches in height.
An electric actuator tilts the frame, controlled with a switch on the arrow-board control panel.