🚒 Abrams SAE Class-1 Edge 3 Series [Red] 9W - 3 LED Volunteer Firefighter POV Vehicle Truck LED Grille Light Head Surface Mount Strobe Warning Light: Safety and Visibility Solution for Firefighters Review

Ordered 2 headlights, one white and one blue, headlight head, direction and screws. The black flange and foam padding are removed from the hood. This light has been tested against Whelen TIR3. It was almost as bright and had a better light pattern (better view from an angle), it rivals many other LIN style lights I've installed in the past, like the whelen LIN3 lighthead, but it's a lot cheaper and slightly larger . .This light has 3 LED bulbs per LIN deuser. Multiple flash patterns and synced…

I have a small John Deere tractor with a snow thrower, but it has no tail lights. It is dangerous to clean the end of the driveway and mailbox area in the dark without a warning light. This thing is AMAZING bright! I hooked it up to a 12-volt desktop power supply just for testing, and even in daylight it was almost blinding. The instructions warn you not to "look straight at those lights," and they mean business! I will mount it on the back of my tractor for the winter season. My only concern…

These light heads are unsurpassed in this price range, period. I was looking for an inexpensive but SAE certified linear lighthead for my POV grille and was typically getting $50+ each. In my search I came across the Abrams, I landed on two of them (red/blue) and one of the Abrams siren speakers. After receiving them, I only had one question: Why are Whelen, Code 3, and other big brands so damn expensive? Without exception, I will order these lamp heads and recommend them as far as I can. Using