Anyone seen/have the led version of the popular corner strobes. As effective as strobes for tail lights and corners of headlight housing etc??
Posted by: j809
Brockton PD has them in the rear backup lights, very very bright and fast patterns.
Posted by: Andy0921
If your talking about the led version or the hide away corner strobes the only company that I know of that makes them in LED right now is code 3 whelen will proably come out with something better though.
Here is a pic of them: I heard that some people are having problems with the Code 3 LEDs and these Federal Signal are much better. The Code 3's LEDs all point in one direction. Federal Signal has the three LEDs positioned at different angles.
Posted by: DodgeRam
Forget 3 LED's How about 18 panoramic LED's?
Generation 2007 Hide-Away LED's, White, Amber, Red, Blue
Last's hundreds of times longer than a strobe bulb Produces no heat whatsoever Leave on for hours at a time Draws less than 400Millamps
These Are Without A Doubt The Best LED Hideaway Lights Out There!
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