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A. Standard UK Mainland delivery is 2–3 working days.
A. No, delivery charges are calculated separately at checkout based on order weight, size, and delivery location.
A. We accept returns within 30 days of purchase for items that are unused, undamaged, and in their original packaging. Returns are available only for UK-delivered orders and must include proof of purchase.
Before returning an item, please contact us at [email protected] to obtain a Return Merchandise Number (RMN). You may also be asked to share images of the product and its packaging for verification.
Items that do not meet these conditions will not be accepted for return. If your return is approved, we will initiate a refund to your credit card or original method of payment. A restocking fee of up to 15% of the order value may apply to each returned item.
A. This product is covered under a 12 month warranty from the date of purchase.
A. Ashtree AVS-TMA100 is a compact 24v amber beacon using a flexi DIN mount for vehicle roofs.
A. AVS-TMA100 is designed specifically for 24 volt electrical systems.
A. AVS-TMA100 uses a flexible DIN mounting, which can bend under impact to reduce damage.
A. AVS-TMA100 is used on smaller hgvs, forklifts and compact plant needing small but effective amber beacons.
A. Yes, AVS-TMA100 is built to cope with vibration and weather encountered in industrial and construction settings.
A. AVS-TMA100 combines a compact body, 24v operation and flexible DIN base to provide durable, space-saving warning light.
A. AVS-TMA100 can often replace taller beacons where a low-profile compact option is needed and DIN mounting exists.
A. Yes, AVS-TMA100 suits fleets looking to add compact amber beacons to 24v machines.
A. Installers should verify the DIN pole dimensions, ensure good electrical contact and position the beacon for maximum visibility.
A. Machinery spare parts buyers may stock AVS-TMA100 for height-sensitive applications or small vehicles.
A. AVS-TMA100 is particularly useful on low-clearance vehicles entering buildings, car parks or under gantries.
A. Yes, it is commonly used with mirrors, alarms and additional lights as part of a complete safety system.
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