The HySecurity MX4124-08 is an 8 ft flexible red LED light strand for supported StrongArmPark DC oval barrier arm applications. It is used when the arm light strip is damaged, nonfunctional, faded, cut, or being replaced during barrier arm service.
Barrier arm lighting improves visibility of the moving arm, especially at parking entries, commercial access lanes, and controlled vehicle entrances. The correct light strand length and connector/wiring arrangement matter because the light must route cleanly along the arm without interfering with arm movement or cover fit.
Use MX4124-08 where the StrongArmPark DC parts diagram or service documentation calls for the 8 ft flexible light. Do not assume it fits longer arms, square arms, StrongArm M30/M50 crash arms, or other barrier operators unless the parts diagram supports that application.
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
|---|---|
| Part Number | MX4124-08 |
| Product Type | Flexible LED light strand |
| Application | StrongArmPark DC oval barrier arm lighting |
| Length | 8 ft |
| Light Color | Red |
| Compatible Operator Type | StrongArmPark DC where specified |
| Included Components | Flexible light strand only unless otherwise supplied |
| Notes | Confirm arm length, wiring, and connector style |
If an arm light failed after impact, inspect the arm extrusion, wiring pass-through, controller output, cable strain relief, and any pinched wire areas. Replacing only the light strip may not correct a wiring or output problem.
After replacing arm lighting, test full arm travel and confirm the light wiring cannot snag, pinch, rub, or interfere with arm movement. Do not bypass safety devices or use visibility lighting as a substitute for required entrapment protection.
MX4124-08 is an 8 ft flexible red LED light strand for supported HySecurity StrongArmPark DC oval barrier arms.
No. It should be matched to the StrongArmPark DC oval barrier arm and the 8 ft light length shown in the parts diagram.
No. It improves arm visibility but does not replace required safety devices, monitored entrapment protection, or traffic control equipment.
No. The length should match the arm and parts diagram. Longer or shorter arms may use different light references.
Check polarity where applicable, connectors, pinched wiring, controller output, damaged arm wiring, and whether the correct light strand was ordered.