Light Where You Need It. Visibility Where It Matters.

Marketing SWS · September 8, 2026 · Warning Lights

Meet the SWS Flexible Strip Light Family

Not every place that needs light was designed to hold one.

Inside a work van, service body, or equipment compartment, tight spaces, curved surfaces, and limited mounting areas can make conventional lighting difficult to install. And when you’re looking for tools before sunrise, loading equipment after dark, or working in a poorly lit space, better lighting can make your job easier.

Outside the vehicle, the challenge can be different. Sometimes you need to add warning visibility in a location where a traditional light is simply too large or difficult to mount.

For both problems, the SWS Flexible Strip Light family gives you more solutions.

With white models designed to illuminate the spaces where you work and amber or dual-colour models designed to add exterior warning visibility, the family brings the same flexible, low-profile approach to two very different needs.

See What You’re Doing

When you’re reaching into the back of a van for a tool, opening an equipment compartment, or getting ready for a job before the sun comes up, you shouldn’t have to work in the dark. 

Good interior lighting helps turn the space inside your vehicle into a more functional workspace by putting useful light closer to where you actually need it.

For smaller compartments, shelving areas, and tighter interior spaces, the 93755-W Flexible White Strip Light provides steady white illumination in a compact 13-inch flexible body.

Its low-profile design makes it easier to add light in areas where a larger rigid fixture may take up too much space or be difficult to position.

It can be a practical solution for areas such as:

For larger vehicle interiors, the 93797 White Strip Light gives you a broader lighting surface with its approximately 40-inch length.

Installed along the roof or another suitable location inside a van or work body, the longer strip can spread light across more of the workspace rather than concentrating illumination in one small area.

This model also comes with an aluminum bracket for a quick, easy install.

The result is simple: better visibility inside the vehicle, less time searching for what you need, and a workspace that is easier to use when the natural light disappears.

Work With the Vehicle, Not Around It

One of the biggest advantages of the SWS Flexible Strip Lights is right in the name.

Instead of relying on a rigid housing, the flexible models are designed to adapt more easily to the shape and space available for installation.

That means you have more freedom when working with curved surfaces, narrow areas, or locations where a traditional fixture simply doesn’t fit well.

Their discreet profile also helps keep the installation compact, while supplied mounting options on select models make it easier to position the light where it can provide the most value.

Because sometimes the best place for a light isn’t a perfectly flat, wide-open mounting surface.

A flexible design gives you more opportunities to work with the vehicle you have instead of designing the installation around the limitations of the light.

Help Others See You

Inside the vehicle, the challenge is seeing the work. Outside, it’s being seen.

When you want to add warning visibility but don’t have the space for another conventional warning light, the same flexible, low-profile design opens up new installation possibilities.

The SWS Flexible Strip Light family includes amber and dual amber/blue models designed for exterior warning applications.

Available in approximately 7-, 9- and 13-inch lengths, these compact warning lights can help you add visibility in areas where keeping the lighting installation slim and unobtrusive matters.

Depending on the model, options include:

Their flexible construction makes them well suited for a variety of applications on work trucks, public works vehicles, utility equipment, service vehicles, and other fleet equipment.

Think equipment racks, vehicle bodies, rear structures, curved surfaces, and other areas where you want additional warning visibility without adding the footprint of a larger conventional light.

It gives you another way to make better use of the space already available on the vehicle.

Built for Real Working Environments

They operate through rain, snow, road spray, dust, winter cold, summer heat, and constantly changing jobsite conditions.

That’s why the flexible warning models are IP67 rated and designed to operate in temperatures ranging from -45°C to +60°C, helping them stand up to the environments commercial and fleet vehicles regularly encounter.

The longer 40-inch 93797 White Strip Light carries an IP65 rating and is designed specifically for steady interior illumination.

The family also operates on 10–30Vdc, making the lights compatible with a wide range of commercial vehicles and equipment.

These technical details matter, but ultimately they support a much simpler goal: giving you lighting you can depend on where the work actually happens.

Find the Right Light for the Job

Sometimes you need to see inside a dark cargo area. Sometimes you need more light inside a compartment or around your tools. And sometimes you need to add exterior warning visibility in a place where a larger light just doesn’t make sense.

The SWS Flexible Strip Light family gives you another way to solve each of those problems by putting useful light exactly where the application demands it.

Flexible where space is limited. Low-profile where larger lights don’t make sense. Designed to help you get more from the vehicle you work with every day.

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