How y'all doing? Thanks for watching Wicked Warnings. This is George. Keep in mind we're your
number one source for construction and emergency safety and strobe lighting equipment and LEDs for
cars, vans, trucks, buses, little brand new 2020 Ford Transit Vans like you're seeing right here for our
partners over at Distance Trucking. This particular van was built to spec for a trucking outfit.
This is one of their service vans that runs parts around and does miscellaneous deliveries and
things for the trucking company. They did request in the front that we went with a very slow
methodical easy to look at light pattern because most often, this van will be pulling up behind a
disabled vehicle or any other vehicle it's working on. It'll probably be behind it, so the front lights
we didn't want to be too aggressive. So as you can see, we're running our SoundOff Signal
mpower in a three inch amber-white. Now we set that up on a quick double flash, just a simple
color swap color alternation. So we get both colors out of both lights in a nice double flash pattern.
Easy to look at, not too offensive but good at warning. Now as I raise the camera up, you can
also see on the back of the van we're running a 16 inch Whelen Mini Light Bar. Now that's permanent
mounted right to the roof of the van. Very easy install with the included hardware and that's
on a nice triple flash alternation pattern. One of the many patterns that's included in that
Whelen Mini Light Bar and you can easily see that light bar from 360 degrees all around the van.
There's a little better shot of it right there.
Let me show you a little bit about what we did around the back of this van. This was a fairly
simple, inexpensive, easy to do job. It was completed in just a few hours here in our shop. So if you have
a van like this and you need to get something like this installed, bring it on down to Wicked Warnings
here in Chicago Illinois and we'll take care of you. We'll get you in and out as fast as we can and
make sure that your package is priced appropriately. Alrighty, so around the back here, you
can see our HAW DUO. We went ahead with a low dome lens. Put it in the upper portion of those reverse
turn signal lenses on the Transit. This is amber only but if you wanted a two-color,
there's more than enough room to add another white hideaway below it and we actually have
another video in a in our collection showing a little Transit Connect like this with two colors.
So there's definitely room to add a total of four hideaway LEDs in the back, our HAW lights.
As you can see here, we just have the two amber as well as that mini light bar on the roof.
Another thing I'm proud to mention, if you need any vehicle graphics such as what you see here, be sure
to get a hold of us, especially if you're local. We can get these graphics done while your vehicle is
here at our shop. So if you need lettering on your vehicle, again, contact Wicked Warnings
and we can roll that into your safety lighting package so it is all done at the same time when
the vehicle's here. There you can see how we mounted that light bar. Sealed up the wire protrusion right
underneath the center of the light bar and we use the supplied rubber isolation to seal up the
holes there where the screws are mounted. Nice, clean, easy to install. You're only losing about
three inches of total height there. You can see it's nice and low profile. I know I'm gonna get
asked this question, so how high does it stick up? Well here we go. We're touching the van and as I
said, I'm gonna call this two and seven eighths of an inch but let's just go with three inches
just to be absolutely sure. So if you got three inches of extra clearance on your garage, you got
a van like this, you might be able to get it set up just like this with no problem. Alrighty, there's
a shot right there of our HAW in the lens. You can see right there where we mounted it. Wasn't too bad
of an install at all. Seems to work very very well right there and as well, you could mount something
below it there in the reverse if you wanted to also. We just chose the higher location there
just to get the light a little bit higher and make it just a little bit easier to see.
Alright, I'll take you around here, pardon the shaky camera, I'll show you where we put our switch.
On this particular vehicle, not a whole lot of room for switches. A lot of curvature in
the dashboard and as you can see, not a whole lot of room. I guess you could go down there by the
shifter if you really wanted but I like to go right here. It seems to work out well for us.
You can pop this headlight thing straight out. Give you nice access to behind there, as well as the
side dash panel, you can pop out and you just drill a three quarter inch hole right there where we're
shown and of course, put in any one of our rocker switches. This one is the full illumination amber.
Makes it easy to see when it's on and we're gonna go ahead and apply a small label right
here, says flashers just because this is a service truck. So that's what we're gonna end up doing.
Take you right around the front here and show you the mpowers. These are an
all new light here to Wicked Warnings. I'm trying to turn off- there you go.
Alrighty, so this is the sticky mount lights, 3m adhesive, we used our primer
that's available on the website right here. Sorry, the focus is just going berserk
and you can see there, drilled a simple hole. It stickies right onto the front of the grille there
and it's this light I like. It's this newer kind of technology. This particular light has like a jelly
lens you can see here look. That's pretty neat. It's a soft
gel-filled lens. No room for water in that lens. It's completely full of jelly. So check
that light on our website. We got the three inch and the four inch version in amber-white. If you
need a custom color, of course, email in and we'll get it for you. Thanks again for watching Wicked
Warnings, your number one source for construction and emergency safety and strobe lighting equipment.
I hope you found this informational and useful and if there's something I was missing,
just drop a comment and I'll try to get you that info. I'll see you on the next video and thanks
again for watching. I do appreciate you supporting my channel. Thanks for being a fan and drop a
comment. Let me know you're out there. Have a good one everybody. Oh hell guys, I almost forgot to show
you the coolest part about this van. So wanted a little bit of interior light. How you doing?
So as you can see, we went with a nice interior light. Let me show you what it is.
Now that's our Rectangular Task Light right up there. It's a really awesome light made by TechNiq.
Just an all-around powerhouse light. We used some 90 degree brackets to mount it right there up on
the headache, on the cab divider or I don't know, scatter shield, whatever you want to call that
between the front and the back of the van and that was a customer request to put it up high
right there on kind of a downward angle. So it completely lights up the whole inside of the van,
as you can see. That's gonna have who knows what in here pallets and this and all this other stuff.
So this light here does a real good job and let me show you. I'm gonna turn the shop lights
out and show you what I mean. So of course, we're here in a dark shop right now. You can see the side
door there, the illumination you got right there. Let me walk you around the back of the van here
and there you go. You can see how it illuminates the back of the van quite nicely.
Lights up everything and because it's up there on kind of a downward angle,
the side effect is all this illumination out here. So when the doors are open,
not only do you get the van completely illuminated, but you're also illuminating out behind the van.
I'm gonna walk you out back this way. I'm gonna put you on the big
zoom here. There you go. So you can see it really does illuminate a good portion of the floor,
a little bit out here on the door, back behind the van. So loading and unloading in a dark dock or
someplace that needed more light than it has, it's going to be very easy with this van and of course,
we did trigger that off of the factory door switch. So all you need to do is open the door and you
got all the light you could ever want and when you close the doors and key the vehicle forward,
the light turns off. So just wanted to point that out. Sorry I forgot it on the first vid.
Thanks again for watching this little addition.
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