One of PI’s most recognizable products in the market has always been the Blazon. From its creation in 1986, it has undergone many changes. The extrusion and lamp have been reduced to less than 25 percent of the original size, and it has gone from a plastic extrusion to a more rugged aluminum construction.
PI, which is currently offering the fifth generation of the Blazon, had not addressed the issue of reducing the visibility, leaving it up to the end user and some gaff tape. In the Blazon 180, the big difference is in the strobe shape and placement on the extrusion. They have changed the strobe to a rectangular 2.8 inches by 1 inch, and placed on the face of the extrusion. By doing this they have reduced the visibility of the visual cue to 180 degrees. Just think of the savings in Gaff tape alone…
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