Hi. Thanks for watching. This is George with Wicked Warnings, your number
one source for construction and emergency safety strobe lighting and
equipment. Something like what you're looking at right now. What we've got here is a
nice little pair of twin 2020 Ford Escape. Now this is the newest Escape
style we've seen here. As you can see, the taillights might be slightly different
than the 2019's, as well as the front grille has gotten an update as now also.
Newer, lower grille and a smoother upper grille that flows into the hood. What you
can see that we've done on this pair right here for a simple engineering
company, local to us, is we've got a Wicked Stick six head in the back window
in the hatch. Now that's hatch mounted on both these vehicles. We've also got our
LIN-6 in amber-white synchronized on the front grille. The front grille is a
little bit tricky to get a mount on but our LIN-6 fits very nicely and there are
some photos at the end of the video about that mount.
There are also some photos on the Wicked Stick in the back window as well.
And I know everybody loves that flood mode. So of course, we integrated it into both of
these vehicles. When you need it, you can hit switch number two and you can steady
white all six heads of that Wicked Stick and get some very good extra back-up
lighting or if somebody happens to be tailgating you a little bit, you might
want to turn that on and remind them to back off a little. Here's a little bit
more off-axis view. As you can see, that linear six light certainly does a great
job of displaying a proud and prominent amber and white flash pattern for these
emergency vehicles. They do do engineering and they are on the side of
active roads, so they need a very strong adequate warning and the colors here
locally are amber and white. Now you can see we've turned off the flood mode on
the left Escape there. We went right back into standard
warning pattern. Oh there will be some photos but I always like to show you
guys how we mount it in here. As you can see, there's no wires. All the wiring goes
right through the factory boot and under the headliner. Everything is mounted very
nicely and secure right there to the hatch
with a nice bracket. Just a simple L bracket we fab'd up here in the shop
and of course, when the light is off, pretty much disappears behind that light
factory tint. So as I said, thanks for watching Wicked Warnings, your number one
source for construction and emergency safety lighting and strobe equipment for
cars, trucks, vans, buses, and even little SUVs just like these and if you'd like
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to us and thank you again for watching WickedWarnings.com, your number one
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