Review on Xprite Amber Yellow 16 LED High Intensity Emergency Hazard Warning Strobe Lights 🚨 with Suction Cups for Law Enforcement Vehicles Truck Interior Roof Windshield Dash Deck Flashing Light by Nicholas Reggae

I'm a Crisis Response Chaplaincy so I chose the green light on the dashboard to differentiate myself from the ambulances. It's not "hey, get out of the way, light," but a "hey, here I am" beacon. I believe this will serve my purpose well. The light is surprisingly bright considering the cost and construction; it is visible even in daylight. It's made entirely of plastic, which poses a problem if I leave it on my windshield during the day. With the previous flashlight with a metal body, the LED lenses were melted by the sun and the subsequent heat. Where I live this can be a very serious problem. The cord is a good length and seems heavier than other flashes I've tried. I also like the indicator light on the plug switch to let me know the light has been activated. The suction cups are bigger and more reliable than the lights I had when I was four. In general I like the light. As mentioned, it's plastic, which is my only concern. I'm afraid it can easily break if not careful and vulnerable to heat and sunlight.