Horton Ambulances at the NW Fire & Rescue Expo
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
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Horton Emergency Vehicles is the leading manufacturer of custom-built ambulances. Since 1968, Horton has committed itself to building the world’s safest ambulance, verified by extensive testing. Supported by a network of elite dealers, Horton continues to dedicate itself to the highest standards of quality and customer satisfaction.
Very very nice ambulance AND presentation!
Thank you very much.
To bad you didn't show the inside, it has some amazing touches inside that make u say wow. I know some things arnt practical for the real world but as far as a demo goes it has a big wow factor.
That light bar is sick with the old school rotation
Most impressive Whelen lighting configuration I have seen to date. While I love the fedsig component build quality, e.g., metal housing vs. plastic, etc., they need to step up their game with innovation and expand their product options.
Very proud to say I get to help build them every day
We look forward to seeing the newest Horton has to offer in a few weeks at the Fire Expo :)
Boy that's a lot of lights
Merry Christmas
i love type 2 ambulances, the vans
My department use to have Hortons when I was little, now we have pl custom
Proud volunteer convince them to come back to Horton. We will build you what you need and want. Best custom ambulance builder there is.
Bless your heart.
Wow!!!
My department has a lifeline ambulance still with old xenon and halogen lights
Any detective car installations coming soon?
Yes... But we're sworn to secrecy on when we'll be posting it. :)
theres always been a fine line between too much and to little lighting ......to much can distract drivers causing accidents and to little they dont see u.....in this case it may be a bit too much
With it being this amazing demo., it is set up with more then you'd typically see.
Yea its alot. But i do appreciate the side lighting. Alot of the fatal ambulance accidents happen broadside. Clearing huge intersections, having enough lights for the sides cant hurt.
The back of the ambulance kinda look alittle corny; like we are watching a light show rather than an emergency vehicle
Even with a lot of light or a little there is a big push for a standardized flash pattern when sitting on the scene as they are finding out that to much is to dangerous for first responders and is blocking the site of drivers. More so you will find this on police cruises when they are stopped minimal lights will stay on in an easy flash pattern. Much like when all white lights were to turn off when parked years and years ago. Good looking options though.
Way too mutch lighting in a back
Misrepresentation. Title should say, "Whelen Light Show" which has little to do with an ambulance. You showed us nothing of the inside, but gushed over the light display, which is frankly, blinding to other drivers. One thing to be seen, quite another to disable every other driver's vision while passing through. Too many lights. The demo is a fail. NOTHING WAS SHOWN ON INSIDE. Wasted my time.