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Brooking Industries' new ABS pod for the 2015 Chevy Tahoe accommodates an 8-head RayZR light stick and up to four popular ST6 surface mount light heads.
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Code 3's new line of emergency lighting and sirens for Ford's Police Interceptor Utility includes the SuperVisor Torus, Citadel, SD24, and MR6 lighting products.
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The Code 3 MR6 MultiColor MC lights are designed to mount on a police vehicle's grille, fog light, license plate, or hood. This eliminates the need for separate parts for surface, hood, or flush mounting.
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Code 3's VigiLED II is a high-powered light designed for mounting anywhere on a vehicle — ideal for internal, grille, bumper, or rear mounting.
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Eight modules consisting of six high power LEDs per module make D&R Electronics' 2015 Chevy Tahoe Spoiler Light incredibly bright. The lighting features a slim design and firm fit to the rear.
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Ecco's Code 3 has developed a complete lighting package for the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe for emergency response that includes a full or passenger-side SuperVisor with Torus LED modules in multiple configurations.
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ECCO Safety Group's Code 3 brand released the Hide-A-Blast 4 Pack (HB4PAK) LED emergency light that provides exterior lighting for emergency response and warning vehicles. The HB4PAK's ultra-slim, low profile flush-mount design makes it ideal for covert applications.
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Go Rhino's four-light LR ("light ready") Series can incorporate SoundOff Signal's nForce lights into a push bumper that's designed for the Ford Police Interceptor sedan for the 2011-2014 model years.
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Suited for undercover and highway vehicle applications, the SpectraLux ILS by Federal Signal offers the same advanced warning and directional lighting as a full-size lightbar.
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The C-9 Surface Mount light from 911 Signal USA offers full lighting visibility from a single surface mount lighthead. Using the C-9 can reduce the amount of lights needed on the emergency vehicle because it gives a full 180-degree spread of light.
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