Hi, this is George with Wicked Warnings here with a brand new Jeep Grand
Cherokee. Got a nice blue and white package on it, let me show you what we
did. To start off with, we're using the six switch controller inside to control
it and one of the buttons, called pursuit, does just this. This will override any
other flash pattern going on that light bar but I thought it was kind of
cool to give them a button that'll do a unique pattern all by itself, without the
rest of the warning involved. So you can just hit this and have only this, or you
could hit the regular front button and get full warning, as shown now. So here we
are with the standard front warning initiated and what we have here is an
interior light bar in blue and white, with 180-degree optics, made by Feniex
Industries. Behind the grille there, we have the Wicked Warnings exclusive Thin-X
LIN series. That's in a blue and a white. We've got them set to alternate. We
did a pursuit switch also on the light bar. I can show you when you push
that again. Now, of course the pattern is fully selectable for both modes. I just
threw this in here it's kind of a bonus. I do some unique things in builds just
to make them a little different. As you can see, right back to standard warning.
I'm gonna pan out show you the side warning a little. Here is your off-axis warning.
Here in the back opera windows, activated by the rear switch, we also have a Thin-X
in blue and white, set on a slightly different more aggressive flip-flop
pattern. Reason being, is we don't have much on the side of this vehicle, so I
wanted to make this light to be a little bit more faster and aggressive. There you
can see, we mounted one on each opera window in the back corners facing out.
That's a blue and white LIN Thin-X, available at wickedwarnings.com. The
front interior light bar is a custom order item, so just send an email in to
I-N-F-O, info@wickedwarnings.com to get yourself one of those. I'll show you
what we did around back. Out back, we put in a Feniex Cannon two color Hideaway
LED in blue and white in each reverse, as well as a Feniex Fusion 600 with 40-degree
optic, all blue rear stick. The Feniex items are special order but we
can get them for you very quickly, just give us an email or a call and they'll
be on our website very soon. Let me back up and show you the straight back
warning. We've got the reverse lights set to do a very similar flip-flop pattern
to match the grille lights. I went a little slower on the cornering lighting
on this vehicle on purpose because he said he does a lot of road closures and
things involved with public safety, emergency management, so they don't
necessarily need to have the most spastic pattern when you're just
deterring a road. So the cornering on this vehicle is a little slowed down, a
little bit more subdued, shows the colors a little longer, and lets you know that
this is a white and blue vehicle, and does it without completely blinding you.
As I said, the front and rear bars are also pattern selectable. So you can
change whatever pattern you want for these bars. Make it as aggressive as you
want. The other benefit with this bar is, I wanted to keep the warning at maximum,
even if we were loading cargo out of the back, so as you can, see when the hatch
goes up, the light bar remains. We hung the light bar from the inside and we
also used a very minimally invasive method. You can see some pictures in the
comments or I might make make this video have the pictures in it,
if I can get it. Wicked Warnings needs a video guy, if you know anybody, by
the way. Video editing, not my strong point. Back to the video. Here inside the cabin,
originally, I had planned to possibly put the controller in this cubby area and
hide it but the vehicle owner is not exactly sure what we're gonna do with it.
So we wrapped it in loomed it and just ran it out the side temporarily here.
We've got that 6 button controller. Here's our functions. The front light bar
will do a flood mode, which I forgot to demonstrate, so I'll have to show you
that again. And you've got your pursuit switch. It
also, this car, has an air horn, so we've got the power air horn. We've got the
front and rear switch and a pattern selection and so on let me show you what
that front flood mode looks like. Here you can see, the front light bar will
flood out white, at will. It'll override a pattern, doesn't matter if the lights are
flashing or not, and you can have just a serious all-white flood bar in the
front. Here inside the grille, you can see our hundred-watt PA electric air horn
speaker. Again, controlled all from in the cabin
here, at the six switch panel. Give us a call 630-361-4390.
Check out our website wickedwarnings.com.
Email us in at info I-N-F-O at wickedwarnings.com and we'll get you taken
care of. Thanks again for watching.