* 12—24 VDC Input Voltage
* 4.15 amps @ 12.5 VDC
* 80 Watts Output Power
* 6 Flash Patterns
* Output circuit protection
* Two cables 3 meters (9.8 feet) in length with locking connectors included
* Two cables 5 meters (16.4 feet) in length with locking connectors included
* Switch control panel pre–wired included
* Power Supply Dimensions: 5–1/2″ Length by 5–3/8″ Width by 1–3/4″ Height

Wolo’s hide away emergency strobe light kits are designed for reliability and high performance, with four (4) grommet style strobe bulbs that are encapsulated in silicon for moisture protection and to protect against road vibration. The bulbs easily install into a 1″ hole, which is drilled into each headlight and taillight assembly. The power supply is heavy–duty, with an operating voltage of 12—24 VDC and has four outlets producing 80–watts of output power. Engineered with a state–of–the–art field proven microprocessor, to provide years of dependable service. The power supply has a heavy–duty aluminum–mounting bracket that secures with four screws, provided. There are six (6) advanced flash patterns to choose from, which are controlled with the touch of a button from the control panel provided. The 8004 series is the perfect choice for any fire/rescue, police, ambulances or construction vehicles that require powerful hidden warning lights that will vastly increase visibility, so to be seen. Kit includes: 80–watt power supply, four (4) clear strobe bulbs with 6′ wire leads and locking connector, four (4) high voltage cables with locking connectors, switch control panel, mounting hardware and easy to follow instructions. Bulbs are also available in other emergency colors: amber, blue and red.

The TK-11 takes either 2 CR123 batteries, producing 1.5 hours runtime at full power or an 18650 rechargeable battery producing 2.7 hours runtime at full power. If used in low power mode, you can acheive 10 hours and 12 hours respectively.

In full power mode the Fenix TK-11 will produce 225 lumens of output. Strong enough to illuminate a tree line at 150 yards during tests. Full power mode is a little strong indoors, but a simple twist and low power mode helps to keep the light from bouncing off walls. The TK-11 uses a smooth reflector, so indoors you can see the center hotspot ring, but unlike most other lights there are no dead spots.

The aluminum body with anti roll design makes this a very comfortable flashlight to hold. The tailcap switch is easy to use and enables quick activation of the light.

All in all, I felt the light outperforms the Streamlight Stinger and most other lights in its class. At an average price of $75.00 the Fenix TK11 is an excellent deal.

The RECT-13LS’s compact size makes it the perfect auxiliary light for all the hard to fit locations. Mount directly to the body, the rearview mirror, grille or the license plate. A complete line of brackets means you can mount this light practically anywhere.

Features and Benefits

3 ultra-high intensity LEDs Multiple user selectable flash patterns Available in red, blue, amber and white LEDs Meets SAE J845, SAE J595, CAL Title 13 Full array of mounting bracket options Five Year warranty

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5.11 Tactical offers a full line of tactical and public safety clothing. Pants, Shirts, Shoes, Boots, Gloves, Jackets and more.

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The new Defender™ lightbar from Code 3, Inc. was unveiled at the IACP Conference and Exposition in San Diego. Featuring patent-pending TriCore™ technology, the Defender is the brightest, most advanced lightbar available.

Exclusive to Code 3, TriCore is two times brighter than any other lighthead, providing enhanced officer safety in both daytime and nighttime operation.  

In the Defender lightbar, TriCore maintains astonishing visibility a full 360°, with bright, clear signals

from every angle. The Defender also features a Dimming Mode, which meets SAE Safety

Standards and eliminates situations where too much light could be hazardous to officer safety.

The Defender lightbar boasts an innovative, modular design that provides a wide range of configurations

and flexibility to suit any application. The universal lighthead design reduces inventory and

makes lighthead replacement much easier.

The Defender meets or exceeds all applicable SAE, NFPA and California Title 13 emergency lighting

standards when properly configured.

The Defender lightbar will be available late in the first quarter of 2009. TriCore Technology will also

be incorporated into the SuperVisor™, WingMan™ and other interior/exterior lighting later in the

year.

Integrated multi-jurisdictional database serves as surveillance platform for police

UNIVERSITY PARK, Ill., Nov. 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — When the Advanced Surveillance and Protection (ASAP) Unit of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (LASD) needed to enhance public safety in the most populous county in the United States, they turned to Federal Signal to create an automated license plate recognition (ALPR) network that would gather data to help protect people, property and the environment around Los Angeles County — every day.

Sgt. John Gaw of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department ASAP Unit notes, “ALPR from Federal Signal PIPS Technology is generating incredible results that go far beyond the recovery of stolen vehicles, which is the most commonly discussed benefit of the technology. The recovery of stolen vehicles, while important, is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the use of ALPR. The data collected by the system is incredibly valuable for investigations and has helped us in many cases.”

The first three mobile Federal Signal ALPR systems were deployed by LASD in May 2007, and the system has grown to include twenty-five mobile systems and eleven fixed cameras throughout the County in a short period of time. Since the initial deployment of the system, LASD has scanned about 15 million license plates, resulting in about 18,000 “hits,” or vehicles of interest. Based on these results, LASD has expanded use of the system to include additional mobile units and implementation at fixed locations.

BOSS takes charge to connect the dots …

Recently, the Federal Signal ALPR network has assisted LASD in solving two key cases. A serial rapist in South Los Angeles approached female pedestrians and forced them into his vehicle at gunpoint. A victim obtained a license plate number and provided police with a vehicle description; however, the address for the registered owner of the vehicle was no longer correct. With the help of Federal Signal’s ALPR Back Office System Software (BOSS) by PIPS, investigators pinpointed prior vehicle sightings, which led them to the suspect’s workplace. The employer provided a cell phone number for the suspect, which enabled police to locate the suspect and make an arrest.

In another case, a shooting left one victim dead. Witnesses provided police with a partial license plate and vehicle description. A query of this data in the Federal Signal BOSS system provided investigators with a full license plate number which enabled them to identify the suspect. Surveillance was established on the suspect’s address, and the suspect was in custody less than 24-hours after the shooting. The suspect was also wanted in connection with three other homicides.

Protecting citizens and communities

Sgt. Gaw added, “In addition to these two cases which involved the use of the Federal Signal BOSS system, the ALPR system provides a second set of eyes for our officers in the field, and has enabled them to identify vehicles wanted in connection with gang activities, homicides, assaults, robberies, narcotics and much more. In many of these cases, our deputies have reported that they would not have noticed these vehicles were it not for the ALPR network.”

The data sharing feature of the Federal Signal BOSS system by PIPS enables LASD to share data with numerous other law enforcement agencies in Southern California including, Glendora, Burbank, El Segundo, Glendale and Long Beach.

Eric Conway, information systems manager for LASD’s Advanced Surveillance and Protection (ASAP) Unit, comments, “LASD would like to further expand our data sharing model with other agencies throughout the state and region. We see this as an important step to improving our ability to provide safety to Los Angeles and its surrounding communities.”

Michael K. Wons, vice president and general manager of Federal Signal Corporation’s Public Safety Systems Division, “ALPR provides valuable data that can be shared and used in many ways to improve enforcement, and enhance the public safety and security of our communities and our country. We are proud to work as a team with progressive law enforcement agencies such as LASD.”

See Federal Signal’s total solutions for law enforcement in action at the 115th Annual IACP Conference & Exposition in San Diego, Calif., in booth #1837.

About Federal Signal

Federal Signal Corporation (NYSE: FSS) enhances the safety, security and well-being of communities and workplaces around the world. Founded in 1901, Federal Signal is a leading global designer and manufacturer of products and total solutions that serve municipal, governmental, industrial and institutional customers. Headquartered in Oak Brook, Ill., with manufacturing facilities worldwide, the Company operates three groups: Safety and Security Systems, Environmental Solutions and Fire Rescue. For more information on Federal Signal, visit: http://www.federalsignal.com/publicsafety .

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Federal Signal Corporation’s Safety and Security Systems Group

Virtually Indestructible, New Models Nearly Double Brightness

EAGLEVILLE, PA — November 3, 2008 — Streamlight® Inc. announced it has introduced enhanced versions of its leading tactical gun-mount TLR-1® and TLR-2® lights, offering law enforcement officers and tactical personnel extraordinary brightness in low-light situations with new power C4™ LED technology. The TLR-2 also comes equipped with an integrated laser sight.

Providing up to 7,000 candela peak beam intensity and up to 135 lumens measured system output, the TLR-1 and TLR-2 lights nearly double the brightness of the earlier models with the next advance in LED technology. The C4 LEDs are impervious to shock with a 50,000-hour lifespan. In addition, Streamlight’s proprietary deep-dish parabolic reflector provides a long-range targeting beam with optimum peripheral illumination to aid in navigation.

“Streamlight’s TLR-1 and TLR-2 lights with new power C4 LED technology provide law enforcement and tactical personnel with abundant, targeted light under often dangerous, low-light circumstances,” said Streamlight Chief Operating Officer Ray Sharrah. “Designed for ease of use and safety, the tactical lights are easily mounted to firearms and detached with a one-handed snap-on-and-tighten interface – without the need for tools and without the user’s hand passing in front of the muzzle.”

With extensively live-fire tested impact-resistant construction, both the TLR-1 and TLR-2 are made with 6000-series machined aircraft aluminum with black anodized main body finish. Both lights provide up to three hours of continuous runtime to the 10% output level.

The TLR-2 also has a high-impact, chemically resistant engineering polymer laser housing and offers up to 45 hours of run time in laser-only mode.

Both lights offer a momentary-to-steady on-off switch, readily accessible by either right or left hands. The TLR-2 also provides a three-position mode selector switch for laser only, LED only, or both modes together.

Securely fitting to a broad range of weapons, the TLR-1 and TLR-2 mount directly to handguns with Glock-style rails and 1913/Picatinny rails. Both the TLR-1 and TLR-2 come with keys for Glock-style, Picatinny, Beretta 90two, S&W 99 and S&W TSW rails.

The TLR-1 weighs 4.18 ounces while the TLR-2 weighs 4.72 ounces. Both measure 3.26 inches in length. The TLR-1 and TLR-2 are powered by two 3-volt CR123A lithium batteries, which have a storage life of 10 years. Both lights are backed by Streamlight’s limited lifetime warranty. The suggested price for the TLR-1 is $193.95; the TLR-2 suggested price is $482.95.