KosukiFire Blue does not cut through fog better. Fog lamps are typically yellow because blue light is useless. Blue scatters too much and causes too much glare.
Where I'm from our Police Department Vehicle's have those same color light's: BLUE & WHITE, along with 2 Red LED's in the back break light's & the same way goes for the unmark's.
Fire & Rescue Departments have been using Blue in Oregon for about 10 years now. Private Medical Service Vehicles are still only legally allowed Red, White and Amber to the rear.
Fire should have red and blue, red is the color for stop and danger and blue is fire, light your stove sometime and you might see a blue flame, the blue flame is gas. Police, should all red lights.
Red and blue is used by all emergency vehicles because blue and red are on the opposite sides of the color spectrum. Red pierces through beat waves while blue is easier to see at night
2 questions, where did you get the console for the F150 I cant find one for my 2012 F150? Could you make a plate for the back cab to cover the wires for me and sell it to me?
If we remember right; Star Cars used an SAK1 "L" bracket that was affixed to the lower bumper support cross bar. In our opinion, this area is the best position for a Speaker. If you're not required to have a front license plate in your state, or if you side mount it, it'll be that much louder without the obstruction.
I don't really get this. Since you guys are in Oregon (which is in the US), why would you have red and blue LEDs? Why not just red or red and white (for those interior lights on the side)? Although your installations are nice, they don't really make sense to me. Maybe it's just me...
Do you have to be certified to install emergency lights on vehicles ? I’m trying to start a company installing lights for public safety personnel and want to make sure I do everything the legal and proper way... please help.
when Stuart (sorry if I spelled your name wrong) asks Dylan (or Dave) why the vehicle has no tail gate ad he answered saying that the customer had it being striped, what does striped mean? If possible attach a picture please. Thanks
The End-user is getting reflective vinyl overlaid on the tail-gate. It adds extra safety to the Trucks rear. The "chevron" style is what many Fire and Rescue Rigs have on the rears and front bumpers. Bright vinyl, usually yellows, reds, and oranges, some do get them in reflective blacks, greys and greens. With the Truck out in service, it may be a bit tuff for us to catch up to it for a photo.
Thanks for answering so quick. Its OK that you didn't find a picture for it, you tried, and I think I know what you are talking about. Thanks again for answering so soon.
+SPCGoldsboro2016 Depending on the Vehicle and the Equipment being used in it's build-up, Installation's can range from 10-50 hours. A simple Mini-bar or Beacon Project may only take a few hours where a full Battalion Chief SUV can be 40+ hours.
+Matt Dardani For Installation Details, please give us a call or feel free to send us an email. Our Sales Team can be reached at: (888) 959-0911 or info@sirennet.com. Thank You.
They're Whelen Engineering's 2E Series lights. www.whelen.com/product/4-inch-round/ If you're interested in more information or would like pricing, please call or email us. Phone Number: (888) 959-0911. Email: Info@sirennet.com. Thanks for watching. Hope we'll hear from you.
The grill LED heads are the Whelen ION's. www.sirennet.com/whion.html They were affixed using the supplied install hardware that comes with the ION out of the package.
There's variations in lighting regulations from state to state. The interior based lighting really seems to stay limited to departments using these smaller vehicles.
The department actually keeps the OEM pieces that get removed. They are put back in when the service life of the Rig expires and it gets put back to stock trim.
@@KnightRider1983 Hmmm... Lets do this then. Please email Chris directly (chrisa@sirennet.com). He'll get you part numbers. Please include a link to this video.
Anyone notice the Nissan license plate cover on this Ford? haha because they can't sell their own trucks they are better off outreaching. Just food for thought here.
An idiotic statement? Me stating that a Private Dealer s selling Fords and Nissans, is idiotic? Haha I never said ford cant sell their own trucks. Dealerships more than likely purchase these vehicles. Just like a dealership near me, they sell Nissans, Chevy's, Fords and Dodges. There are private dealerships and company dealerships. Ford owns numerous dealerships in which they sell ONLY Fords.
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Thank you for giving a demo of what exactly the lighting-console buttons do, really enjoyed it!
Those intersector lights are great. Our deputy chief has them, great for intersection visibility and side visibility.
Some of the new engines, you can see the red lights, in anything, where as the older engines, the lights are a wash, not very visible.
These installation videos are really really nice. I don't know how to describe it but they have some kinda "crafty" feel to it :) Keep'em coming :)
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Great videos, installations are really good, keep em coming
Some States, are trying out green lights on volenteer fire cars.
Where I'm from Security Vehicle's have Green Light's.
I would have identified this truck as a unmarked Police Vehicle.
looks like an undercover police vehicle with all the red and blue
Great clean install under that seat!
It is Soundoff Signal EPL8000. Vehicle Specific for the F-150.
Very nice work
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Nice job, but US emergency vehicles always seem to have an excessive amount of lighting installed, especially considering they're LED.
IKR
nice work
Thank You.
KosukiFire
Blue does not cut through fog better.
Fog lamps are typically yellow because blue light is useless. Blue scatters too much and causes too much glare.
a light bar on the top is simple is cheeper and and a lot more visable....
lamarbellamy1 if you have a Topper on the back the light bars not always that visible.
lamarbellamy1 Does look as "Cool" though
Nice job!!
adorava trabalhar um serviço desses é bem fixe adorei
How and what type of qualifications needed to do the install
i replay to Stan smith iam firefighter in USA and in my area use Blue and blue white its all depends in what area u are
Where I'm from our Police Department Vehicle's have those same color light's: BLUE & WHITE, along with 2 Red LED's in the back break light's & the same way goes for the unmark's.
can the fire department down there use blue and red? i thought they could only use reds
Fire & Rescue Departments have been using Blue in Oregon for about 10 years now. Private Medical Service Vehicles are still only legally allowed Red, White and Amber to the rear.
Fire should have red and blue, red is the color for stop and danger and blue is fire, light your stove sometime and you might see a blue flame, the blue flame is gas. Police, should all red lights.
Red and blue is used by all emergency vehicles because blue and red are on the opposite sides of the color spectrum. Red pierces through beat waves while blue is easier to see at night
2 questions, where did you get the console for the F150 I cant find one for my 2012 F150? Could you make a plate for the back cab to cover the wires for me and sell it to me?
I have the same generation of truck. I was wondering how exactly you mounted the siren speaker and if you knew of any other good spots?
If we remember right; Star Cars used an SAK1 "L" bracket that was affixed to the lower bumper support cross bar. In our opinion, this area is the best position for a Speaker. If you're not required to have a front license plate in your state, or if you side mount it, it'll be that much louder without the obstruction.
Where did they bring in the wires to the covered area? Under the cab or route under the carpet?
Under the side floor trim and carpet as needed.
SIRENNET ty for the info!
I don't really get this. Since you guys are in Oregon (which is in the US), why would you have red and blue LEDs? Why not just red or red and white (for those interior lights on the side)? Although your installations are nice, they don't really make sense to me. Maybe it's just me...
not every state is red/white some are blue/white some are blue/red
Paul Atherton In My county Police is Blue/Red/White Department trucks are Red/White and POV's are strictly blue with no siren.
ive never seen green lights,lol, Were trying to get the rights to POV Sirens. Still working on it though. Cycling Around Washington State
Hunter McNeill
Kansas is Red/Blue for Vol. POVs.
Hunter McNeill Im from NY where red/white with siren is emergency blue only for volunteers and no siren. NY green is for volunteer ems
I’m about to do an install on my F-150. Where did you get that cover and base plate?
Do you have to be certified to install emergency lights on vehicles ? I’m trying to start a company installing lights for public safety personnel and want to make sure I do everything the legal and proper way... please help.
It'd be advantageous. Here's a look at a few sites that you should find helpful: www.evtcc.org/ mecp.com/
when Stuart (sorry if I spelled your name wrong) asks Dylan (or Dave) why the vehicle has no tail gate ad he answered saying that the customer had it being striped, what does striped mean? If possible attach a picture please.
Thanks
The End-user is getting reflective vinyl overlaid on the tail-gate. It adds extra safety to the Trucks rear. The "chevron" style is what many Fire and Rescue Rigs have on the rears and front bumpers. Bright vinyl, usually yellows, reds, and oranges, some do get them in reflective blacks, greys and greens.
With the Truck out in service, it may be a bit tuff for us to catch up to it for a photo.
Thanks for answering so quick.
Its OK that you didn't find a picture for it, you tried, and I think I know what you are talking about. Thanks again for answering so soon.
nice
B...E...A...Uuuuuuuutiful
+CSI Mater48 Thank You :)
is this like a time lapse, did actually take around 5 minutes to put it together
The Install length has been shorted down a great amount. This build took roughly 5 days- which came to about 45 hours.
Thanks so much for answering so fast.
How long from the time when you get the vehicle to the time it leaves the shop, does it take for a full installation?
+SPCGoldsboro2016 Depending on the Vehicle and the Equipment being used in it's build-up, Installation's can range from 10-50 hours. A simple Mini-bar or Beacon Project may only take a few hours where a full Battalion Chief SUV can be 40+ hours.
SIRENNET Cool!
where could I buy the spare tire tool compartment cover that you show in the video?
+devbloggs Good Morning. Which spare tire cover are you referring to? Do you mean the aluminum cover over the electronics under the back seat?
+SIRENNET yes, that would be the one
+devbloggs I have the same vehicle and would like to have my 4200 wired in there
+devbloggs Thank You... The cover was fabricated up by Star Cars, LLC for this specific Project. Unfortunately it is not something that we offer.
+SIRENNET I figured as much but though I would ask. Thanks anyways
How much does a install like that cost not including the price of lights
+Matt Dardani For Installation Details, please give us a call or feel free to send us an email. Our Sales Team can be reached at: (888) 959-0911 or info@sirennet.com. Thank You.
What are the fog light modules called????
They're Whelen Engineering's 2E Series lights. www.whelen.com/product/4-inch-round/ If you're interested in more information or would like pricing, please call or email us. Phone Number: (888) 959-0911. Email: Info@sirennet.com. Thanks for watching. Hope we'll hear from you.
can you let me which lights you use for the grill and is there a bracket, that is pre made?
The grill LED heads are the Whelen ION's.
www.sirennet.com/whion.html
They were affixed using the supplied install hardware that comes with the ION out of the package.
What light heads were used under the mirrors? Thank you.
We used Soundoff Signal's Intersectors.
www.sirennet.com/soent2b3.html
I just have a question. I would like to know witch led hideaway can i use for my f150 i would like something bright.
What kind of interior light bar is that?
Why blue lights? Fire fighters don't use Blue.. Blue is for law enforcement. Red and white is for fire dept.
In Oregon Fire Service's can run Blue lighting. It was adopted about ten years ago.
agree (y)
i think blue light make people feeling well....:)
Blue also cuts through FOG and smoke easier.
Different states (or countries) have different colers of lights due there laws
I thought it was not legal to have non 360 lights on anything but police vehicals
There's variations in lighting regulations from state to state. The interior based lighting really seems to stay limited to departments using these smaller vehicles.
In my state it's actually required
what type of cordless ratchet do they use?
how did you get the headlight flashers to work?
The trucks using Soundoff Signals ETHFSS-SP, solid state positive flasher. How it's been wired up would only be known by Star Cars.
what kind of light is in the back window?
It is a Soundoff Signal 8 Module Ultralite. It can be found on Sirennet.com in our Exterior LED catalogue section.
www.sirennet.com/soel3d08a00.html
What console is being used?
It is a Jotto Desk 18inch Lazy-L console with an adjustable armrest and F-150 Floor Mount.
What did you do with the console that came with the truck? Wanna sell it?
The department actually keeps the OEM pieces that get removed. They are put back in when the service life of the Rig expires and it gets put back to stock trim.
SIRENNET That makes sense. Thanks for the reply.
Looks like a police Ford f150
i loves ford police cars and taxi cars.....victoria crown :)
+soheil sfr crown Victoria*
What type of visor light is that?
The Interior Bar is Soundoff's Pinnacle series.
Do you have an equipment list??
We do. Please email our Sales Team ( info@sirennet.com ) so they can get you the part numbers for the lighting & siren package.
@@SIRENNET just now following up. I contacted them some months ago and they didnt have one
@@KnightRider1983 Hmmm... Lets do this then. Please email Chris directly (chrisa@sirennet.com). He'll get you part numbers. Please include a link to this video.
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God made Police so Firemen could have heroes
Anyone notice the Nissan license plate cover on this Ford? haha because they can't sell their own trucks they are better off outreaching. Just food for thought here.
Its a dealer license plate. That dealer sells Nissan and Ford vehicles..
ford cant sell their own trucks? you might want to re think that idiotic statement
An idiotic statement? Me stating that a Private Dealer s selling Fords and Nissans, is idiotic? Haha I never said ford cant sell their own trucks. Dealerships more than likely purchase these vehicles. Just like a dealership near me, they sell Nissans, Chevy's, Fords and Dodges. There are private dealerships and company dealerships. Ford owns numerous dealerships in which they sell ONLY Fords.
AndrewL129 i think hes talking about bryans comment