Hi and thanks for watching. This is George here at Wicked Warnings, your number one
source for emergency LED strobe lights for trucks, cars, SUVs and anything and
everything like this brand-new Chevy Colorado. What we're running here on this
Chevy Colorado is a Feniex GPL light bar, a Feniex Fusion 600 rear stick, our
Thin-X LIN series in green and white in the mirrors and the fog bezels down
there and we also in the rear, have our LED HAW DUO in white, as well as a pair of
our LIN-6 in green and if you've got a clean eye there you can catch our shop
mascot walking back and forth on the right side of the screen. Let me show you
the control panel so you know what we're talking about. Just so you know what
we're referencing when I say what we're turning on and off here in the vehicle.
We have our 6 Switch Control Panel and as you can see, we've got front, rear.
That's a little hard to make it out there.
Front, rear, air horn- it's not cooperating. There we go, kind of. Air horn, power,
cruise lights, a special arrow stick pattern and take down is what I'm trying
to show you but failing miserable at here. So let me go back outside and show
you more. So I'm hoping going off to the side will give you a little bit better view
of the green and white alternation that we have on our Thin-X's. We did an
X-pattern, 2 green, 2 white. Kept it a little bit subdued because we do have
that aggressive pattern on the light bar right above it. So we were able to go
inside the mirror and run the wiring all through the mirrors on this particular
build and we also added the ever-popular take down or flood mode. All 4 Thin-X's
flood, as well as the front 4 take down lights on that light bar and both alleys.
So we have a tremendous amount of white light forward and you can use this
with the warning or without the warning as well. You don't necessarily have to
have any of the warning on to use the flood feature and as you can see with
the warning on, you're still getting some of that light bar shining through. There
we go. I adjusted the camera so you can see a little bit better, that the middle
sections of the light bar are still indeed flashing. There's 6 heads in
the middle and a head on each side, so 8 total heads still in green warning
mode, even with the flood activated in all white like that.
So this vehicle is also equipped with a Whelen 100-watt PA system for
public address announcement and it also has the air horn tone as well. So you can
definitely move some traffic. As you saw in the cockpit of the vehicle on the
control panel, the microphone is right there and the air horn is right there. So
let me show you the rear of this vehicle but before we do that, everybody wants to
see how bright the flood feature on these lights is. So as you can see, here's
the truck and we're looking into the back of the shop here. Let me turn
off the shop lights. So what we're running right now is our simple front
warning switch and we're gonna turn the front warning off and let it go totally
dark and now we're gonna illuminate the take down and that's the amount of white
light that you're getting forward-facing. It's easily lighting up 2,000 square
foot shop here without a problem. So definitely some usable light. That is
no headlights. That is, as you can see, only our take down lights. No tricking. No
headlights. Just our take down lights. Go ahead turn them off.
Go back on.
As you can see, that's what we're doing and we also get the side lights here for the
alley lights, which are shining on the side walls of the shop as well. Go ahead
off and back on. Definitely a lot of usable light. Now we'll show you the back.
Alright, so now we're out back and you can see our X-pattern between our LIN-6's
in solid green and our LED HAW DUO in white. They do sister. They will
communicate and X-pattern. In the back window there, you can see our Fusion 600,
as well as the back of the light bar here and what we've done for the
customer's request to match a bunch of the other vehicles, on this build we've
done is we put in a nice pattern center-out directional option. We don't do left
or right arrow but when you push the double arrow button on that controller,
you can see how our light bar on the roof, as well as our back window light
bar both start to produce the center-out arrow feature and that's in case they
need to block traffic. You won't lose any of the warning in the back with the
Hideaway DUO's or the LIN-6's with the center-out arrow feature and when you
take the center arrow off, it returns back to the standard warning. Let me tone down
the lighting a little, so you can kind of see a better image of that light bar on
the roof, as well as the light bar in the back window. This was build to spec. It
seems like a little bit overkill on the back but it actually works very
effective with both the stick and the light bar and it again, is built to spec
to match several other vehicles that also have a stick in the back window and
a full light bar on the roof.
As you can see here inside, we've kept that light
bar extremely tight tucked up to the very top of the window, minimal flash
back and unfortunately we did have to slice the headliner but it was an
acceptable modification to give them what they wanted, which was the
tight fit of the light bar at the very top of the window and it does seem to
have no problem punching through that factory tint. Light bar's mounted up on the
roof with standard light bar straps riveted right here into the gutter rails.
So that way, you can remove it and there won't be any holes for mounting but
there is a hole for the wiring. Nothing we could do about that. Here inside the
cockpit is again, our 6 Switch Controller and our Whelen microphone for
our PA system. Maybe the controller might play nice here with focus. Kind of.
Take down arrows, air horn, cruise feature, power and front and rear.
Let me lastly show you the cruise feature that these light bars have as well. I
forgot to mention that. As you can see, you're able to light the
4 outside corners in a steady or alternating pattern.
I think there's 8 or 10 patterns for the cruise. This particular client
likes that steady green, so we did this on all the builds. That way, when their
parking lot patrolling, they can simply have the cruise on and be easily spotted,
easily found if any help is needed. So thanks again for watching. This is a
security build done here in the shop at Wicked Warnings. Check for links in the
description of the video for links to all these products and more. Thanks again
for watching Wicked Warnings.