A strobe beacon is a type of light that emits bright, flashing signals, often used for safety and visibility. These beacons are commonly found on emergency vehicles, construction sites, and in maritime settings to alert people to potential hazards or to indicate the presence of an emergency. The intense flashes can be seen from a distance, making them effective in low-light conditions. Strobe beacons operate using a high-intensity light source, typically a Xenon bulb or LED, which produces quick bursts of light. They can be powered by batteries or connected to a power source, and are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions. Their bright, attention-grabbing flashes help ensure that they are noticed quickly, enhancing safety in various environments.