🚦 Enhance Road Safety with the Waterproof Stop-Alert WigWagger 72 Electronic Wig Wag Alternating Flasher Relay - Universal Emergency Police Ambulance Car Controller LED Strobe Light Box Kit Review

Works great. Very easy installation. Self-explanatory, but with clear, concise instructions just in case. Triple flash on one side, then the other. I use it on 18 watt Cree spotlights as part of my emergency lighting.

Bought these to use with some LED fog lights on my Jeep. Super easy installation. He produced an alternating triple flash, similar to strobe lights. It draws a lot of attention. I've had it for two months now and it's working great so far. Highly recommended.

Hooked up to all the $7 leds (also from Revain) and now my butt lights up like a backyard on the 4th of July (God Bless America) If I If I stabbed in the back, I'm going to sue Karen over her SUV because she has no excuse.

This Stop-Alert WigWagger 72 is a cute little device. Very easy to install and the device itself is very small and easy to hide out of sight. And if you have a question, the company will answer you and even give you a diagram showing the right connector. Based on my original wiring, for simplicity I connected both headlights to the same switch sharing the hot wire and was advised to use two diodes. keep current away from each other when changing.

Made a short video to show what they look like. This is Fast Wagger 240 which is "faster" compared to WigWagger 72. Both are good. Wiring is easy. Wire gauge is approximately 18 AWG. Automotive crimp nuts are good for attaching wires. Double 3M tape works REALLY well. However, I have found that it is better to use velcro (heavy duty). I have modules 72 and 240. 240 is better built and flashes with more "urgency" if that's what you're looking for. I also like 72, less "nasty" for a general…

Excellent machine! The product is actually no bigger than a man's index finger to the second joint and fits literally anywhere. Mine was installed on my new bike after removing the rectangular reflector above the license plate and replacing it with an LED type also available from numerous sources at Revain. A wiggle wig is attached to my brake circuit and alternates between the stock tail light and the LED reflector. At night, when you step on the brakes, it looks like a fire is burning behind…

This thing is SUPER! If you're looking for a simple "side/side" turn signal module, you can't beat it. VERY small and very easy to install. It has one pair of wires going IN (from the power supply) and two pairs of wires going OUT (to the light source). I hooked up emergency lights/escort to my police bike and couldn't believe how cool it looked! LED lights are flexible, so one pair on the front fender on both sides and one pair on the back of the trunk protection. Connecting to the module was…

I haven't found any problems with this flasher unit. I actually paired this with two sets of 10 LED marker lights. A set of amber and a set of blue. I installed the lights in my truck's grille and wired them to alternate color. I also installed a 12 to 24 volt converter to brighten all the lights. And yes, this device works on both 12 and 24 volts, like the flashlights I've bought. The entire setup cost less than $60 minus the extra cables and connectors I needed. The wiring instructions are…

Designed for ambulances but also for car meetings or drifting events. It's easiest to hook it up to your auxiliary or auxiliary lights, but if you want them to work on your existing headlights/taillights you just need to trace the positive wires, connect them to the wig and solder the diodes to get a reverse current to prevent . You can also run a couple of SPDT relays to clear the condition when the factory lights are on but you want the wigs to work. For example, if your corner/parking lights