Warning and Lighting Safety Systems

Explore Our Warning and Lighting Solutions Below to Find the Right Fit for Your Operation

In busy warehouse and industrial environments, the interaction between forklifts and pedestrians is one of the most significant sources of workplace risk. Blind corners, dimly lit aisles, reversing vehicles, and high-traffic intersections all create situations where a split second of reduced visibility can have serious consequences. Effective warning and lighting systems are a critical line of defence alerting workers to approaching forklifts, illuminating the work environment, and making hazards visible before they become incidents.

Linde's range of warning and lighting safety solutions are designed to address these risks at the source. Whether it's projecting visual alerts onto the warehouse floor ahead of a reversing truck, casting wide-area illumination across racking, or marking pedestrian zones with bright floor lines, each system works to keep operators, pedestrians, and goods protected during everyday operations.

Linde TruckSpot

An optical warning symbol that's projected ahead of a reversing forklift truck.

Linde TruckSpot projecting forklift warning signal onto a warehouse floor for pedestrians to see

Linde Bluespot™

A driving path warning system that makes forklift trucks silently visible.

Linde BlueSpot on a Linde forklift

Warning Lines

Protects pedestrians by projecting bright lines onto the floor of the workspace.

Linde warning lines down the side of a Linde forklift in a warehouse

LED Stripes

Provides optimum illumination even when there's inadequate warehouse lighting.

Linde forklift with LED stripes inside a warehouse

Linde VertiLight

Illuminates the work environment over a large area without dazzling onlookers.

Lidne forklift shining its Linde Vertilight on racking

Stationary Warning Projector

Provides early warning to anyone in the path of an oncoming forklift.

Linde stationary warning projector mounted in a warehouse with Linde forklift driving by

Common use Cases of Warning and Lighting Safety Solutions

  • High-traffic warehouses where forklifts and pedestrians share the same floor space
  • Facilities with blind corners, narrow aisles, or limited sightlines
  • Cold storage or low-light environments where standard visibility is reduced
  • Loading docks and dispatch areas with heavy forklift activity
  • Sites looking to strengthen their safety compliance and duty-of-care obligations