Specialist in priority LED signaling for firefighting vehicles
For over 60 years the leading Belgian family business in vehicle signaling solutions
Founded
Years of experience
Outstanding team members
Reliable LED Signaling for Firefighting Vehicles
Always ready. Always visible.
For firefighters, every second counts. With our priority LED signaling for firefighting vehicles, you are assured of maximum visibility, reliable performance, and full compliance with legislation—so your team can focus on what really matters: saving lives.
Choose confidence and craftsmanship—choose AEB.
AEB has long been a trusted partner for fire services in Belgium. We deliver high‑quality, certified signaling solutions specifically designed for intervention vehicles, fire engines, and command vehicles. Our products meet the strictest standards and are fully tailored to the operational needs of firefighting services.
Visible. Safe. Efficient. On every mission.
Our solutions include powerful LED light bars, eye‑catching flashers, targeted lighting modules, and intuitive control panels. Thanks to durable technology and smart placement, you can be sure that your vehicles are always recognizable and safely deployable—whether for urgent interventions, traffic guidance, or large‑scale emergencies.
AEB, your expert and partner in vehicle signaling:
Quality & innovation – products developed to the latest standards
United for maximum safety and visibility on the road
Personal advice and flexible custom solutions
Fast delivery from stock and reliable service
AEB – Together we work towards visible safety.
Our LED Signaling Offer for Firefighting Vehicles
LED Work lights
Our powerful and robust LED work lights provide reliable illumination in every environment.
Control Systems
Easily and reliably control all your signalling with one intuitive system – always stay in control.
What Makes AEB Unique
For generations, professionals have chosen AEB as their trusted partner for lighting and signalling on their vans and service vehicles. What started with traditional halogen lamps has evolved into an innovative range of LED solutions, perfectly suited to today’s challenges.
Origin as Manufacturer
Our roots lie in our own production of signaling solutions. This background has shaped us into a real knowledge center with deep technical expertise.
Technical Expertise
Our team has many years of experience with LED vehicle lighting. We know what works in practice and always provide a solution that fits, down to the last detail.
Fast Delivery & Large Stock
Thanks to a large inventory and efficient logistics, we deliver quickly. You’ll never have to wait long for materials or parts and your schedule stays on track.
Up-to-date with All Standards and Certifications
We closely follow the latest standards and certifications. You can be sure your installation is legally compliant and operates safely.
Close Partnerships with Leading Brands
We collaborate with leading industry brands, offering a wide range of quality products and always the right solution for your application.
Personal, Expert Advice
You won’t get standard answers from us. We listen to your situation and provide knowledgeable advice, so you always choose the solution that truly fits.
Knowledge Base for LED Signaling in Firefighting Vehicles
Here you’ll find everything you need to know about legislation, certifications, technology, and the maintenance of vehicle lighting. Whether you want to know more about ECE or ADR certification, the difference between R65 Class 1 and 2, important technical terms or practical maintenance tips: our knowledge base provides clear answers and useful insights. This way, you always stay up to date and make sure your vehicles are road-ready and compliant.
The ECE R65 standard defines the minimum performance for warning lights such as beacons and flashers – crucial for visibility and safety. Class 1 products are suitable for standard applications with regular visibility, while Class 2 offers extra intensity for demanding conditions, such as bright sunlight or bad weather. AEB supplies both classes for a wide range of applications, always reliability-tested.
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In addition to ECE approvals, Europe and beyond have additional lighting certifications, such as D-mark, CE, E-mark, R-mark, UL, SAE, RoHS, IP, TÜV, and KEMA. Each of these marks emphasizes aspects like safety, quality, environmental performance, or protection against water and dust, providing extra assurance of reliability and compliance.
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From January 1, 2025, stricter requirements for sirens and loudspeakers on emergency vehicles will apply in Brussels. There are limits for sound levels (100 dB during the day, 90 dB at night), requirements for frequency and tone patterns, and a certification obligation. Pneumatic sirens will be banned after four years. AEB supplies electronic sirens that meet the new standards, assists with certification, and offers solutions for both new and existing vehicles.
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In Belgium and most European countries, emergency vehicle beacons are blue. The choice for blue has historical roots (Germany, 1930s) and is practical, as blue light is highly visible up close and less conspicuous at a distance. This enhances both the safety and visibility of emergency services.
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CANBUS is a communication technology that enables the control and diagnostics of electronic components in vehicles, such as lightbars, via a single bus line. This simplifies installation and maintenance, increases reliability, and offers flexible integration and error detection. Key points include compatibility, correct configuration, and cost.
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For work lights, terms like lumen (brightness), kelvin (color temperature), beam angle, light intensity, and CRI (color rendering index) are important. Together, they determine how bright, focused, and natural the light is, contributing to efficiency, safety, and comfort on the job.
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Proper maintenance of signaling products is important for a long lifespan and optimal visibility. Regular cleaning, inspecting for damage, protection from weather, and timely replacement are essential to ensure safety and operation.
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