How you doing and thanks for watching. This is George, your number one source for construction
and emergency safety and strobe lighting here at Wicked Warnings. What we're looking at right now is
a little bit of trailer work. We're featuring our Raptor LED on those rear doors. That's an amber and
white light. It's selectable, amber flash, white flash, or as we see here, amber and white flash.
Down below that on the outer corners, we see our TIR-3. That's an amber alternately flashing triple
flash. That's a 75 fpm alternate flash pattern that it's on right now wig-waggin' left and right
in amber. Those lights are available in all five popular colors amber, white, green, red, blue.
The upper lights, the Raptor, are only available in that amber-white combo
but as I said, you can select amber, white, or amber-white flash as we're showing here.
Those upper lights, the Raptor, also have another feature, our flood feature.
As you can see there, we've got the flood feature hooked up to a secondary switch that'll override
the warning. As you can see, we still have the lower warning if we do have the warning
activated and we can steady white flood those upper lights. That'll help when we're backing
the trailer onto a job site or if we just need a little bit of extra loading light while we're
loading up this trailer. Here's a little off-axis light for you, a little bit of view there.
Now this is a dump trailer, so it has an onboard battery. So I am powering these lights with the onboard
battery. You can elect to wire these lights switched off the truck if you want on your own.
This job, we are powering them right off of the tongue-mounted onboard battery
with a simple push button switch, one of our simple three quarters or actually, this is a
rubber-mounted waterproof switch, one of our newest switches.
Mounting was fairly simple for the Raptors. We stood them off with
10 millimeter stainless steel hardware. We ran the wiring along top of the body like that. Fairly
simple install. These are placed right here center door, customer's request. I'm not going to tell you
how to run wiring on a trailer. I'm hoping you can figure that out on your own. It's fairly easy.
Follow the OEM wiring. Down here, we've got our TIR-3's mounted right next to the OEM marker light
there. Mounted them vertically. Wanted to get these as wide as possible to give a good impression of
how big the trailer is from far away. So that's why we put the TIR-3's here. As I explained earlier,
we're mounting everything right here on the tongue box. Inside this box is a battery, so we're powering
right off of that battery. We've got two switches right here. Got a single switch. I set up an indicator
light here. This is a dual-color indicator light, custom item from Wicked Warnings right here.
Now this is the indicator for our strobe lighting. I did this because it was all facing backwards
and I figured it would just be easier during the day to see this indicator light and know
that the lighting was on versus running around behind the trailer just to double check. Now the
secondary switch right here, this is for your flood white indicator. Actually has a white and an amber
light in it. They're both illuminated but it's hard to see right now because of the ISO. The white
overrides and kind of drowns out the amber but as you see, if the amber is off, the white will come
on and then see the difference there in the color. So in real life, you can see both colors. The camera
just has a hard time picking it up. Let me see if the ISO might be able to do something about that.
I can't seem to get it picked up. So anyways, this is how we did it, fairly easy install. Hopefully
you can do something similar on your trailer. Check the links in the descriptions for all these parts.
and two TIR-3's linked in it so you can get these parts. I'll also link to that switch and I'll link
to that dual-color indicator light. Thank you very much for watching Wicked Warnings. We'll see you on the
next video. Keep us in mind, we're your number one source for construction and emergency safety strobe
lighting and equipment right here in Chicago Illinois, shipping worldwide. Thanks again for watching.