How you doing and thanks for watching. This is George at Wicked Warnings, your number one
source for construction and emergency safety and strobe lighting LED, specifically for cars, vans,
trucks, buses, SUVs, little Transit Connect vans such as this one. I'm gonna give this guy the
coolest graphics award hands down. This is a full wrap done on a Comfort Aire HVAC company's van.
Very cool. A lot of color. As you can see, we're running some of our lighting on it.
We've got our Thin-X LIN series in amber-white on the triangle panels above the side view mirrors.
We've also got our Razor in amber-white in the grille and in the back, we've got ECO HAWs. Now
I'm showing you the flood feature first because these lights do have a flashing feature as well.
I always start out with the flashing, so I figured I'd change it up this time. Now this is
the flashing switch. We've got a Mini-6 Controller controlling all this inside the van. We wanted to
have a nice simple clean switching mechanism to give him flood, and frontward warning,
and backward warning, so that's how we set it up. We've got three open switches for
later usage. We're thinking about doing some under glow graphics on this van perhaps, or something
unique to set it off even more. Below the Razor in the front grille, you can see our LIN-6 in amber.
The reason we added those in was to add a little bit more presence to the front grille and also,
this particular client will be using the flood quite a bit. So if he flood activates, you can
see the side lights on the mirror triangle panels lit up flood, as well as the Razors in the grille
but we didn't do anything to the lower LIN-6 and in the rear, our white ECO HAW is in flood mode
and our amber continues. That way, if the flood mode is activated, we still have a four-corner
fully amber system, and if he wants to warn in only amber, he can activate the flood, steady burn
all the whites, or he could turn off the flood and have an amber and white system warning mode
as well. Well as of right now it is all-amber and then as soon as we turn off the flood, the white
will start flashing, and he'll have amber and white. As you can see, now we have the Razors
going back to their emergency mode in an amber and white alternating pattern, as well as those Thin-X
LIN series 2 on the triangle panels in front of the mirror. Make sure you check the description
of the video for links to all these products or just go ahead and click right here. There's a
little bitty "i" that'll pop up that has all of the information for these products right there.
A little side shot for you.
Alright, let me pull it forward, show you how we did the back. Alrighty, around the back, you
can see our ECO HAW setup. We have a white high dome and an amber high dome. This is our ECO HAW.
We have them synchronized in an X-pattern
and as you can see, the upper lights, which are the white, are tied into that flood mode also.
So we can steady burn those whites and leave just the amber flashing, or we can steady burn
those whites without even having the amber flashing if that's what we wanted as well.
Alrighty, I'm sorry I didn't take a backside shot of this but it's fairly easy to drill these.
You can see our hideaway is right here and right here. So very easy to get your holes
in those and a nice little rubber grommet behind the tail light for your factory wiring. You can
go right through there. So the hideaways, not hard at all to do a two hideaway setup
in these tails. So if you have tails like this on your I believe Transit, I think this is a Transit
Connect, all the badges were shaved, so but I believe it's what they call a Transit Connect,
the small one like the minivan size. We also do this in the larger Transits as well. See
the other videos for details on that but that's how the hideaways go in the back of this one.
Here's where we mounted that Thin-X right on that triangle panel. Triangle panel pops
off quite easily and the wiring will go right through here and into your engine bay. There's
a real nice grommet right through the engine bay on these. You'll notice that this vehicle is very
similar to the Ford Escape, as far as engine bay construction, wiring, battery location,
very similar to the Ford Escape. So we will run the wiring forward. Here's a broad shot of the
front on how we did the Razors and the LIN-6s. We did have to drill some holes for the wires but
it's a small price to pay and you can see, Razor's mounted up high here, LIN-6's right down low.
Trying to give you a little closer shot right there. There you go
and again, you do have to drill and fish the wiring but you could put a LIN-6 down low and a
Razor right here, so whatever your preference is. I'm sure you could put a TIR-3 or another LIN-6
here also if you were inclined. So hopefully any of these locations will look good to you
and work out on your install. Here in the cabin, you can see right above the A/C vent is where we
mounted that Mini-6 controller. You can see we've got front lights, rear lights, and all flood.
We've got the three right-side switches just awaiting another modification coming soon. I'm
going to put in some still shots of how we mounted this particular control panel right here behind
the HVAC vent. There's not a bad process at all, so make sure you take a look at those pictures.
I'm going to close with another shot of these awesome graphics because as I said, this guy's
got the coolest looking graphics package that I've seen to-date. So once again, thanks again
for watching Wicked Warnings. We're your number one source for construction and emergency strobe
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