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PAR-46 Super-LED Spotlights are rated to last 50,000 hours and provide remarkably bright light. Designed especially for the Unity Spotlight, PAR-46 Super-LED lights are a drop-in replacement for outdated halogen lamps. Lightweight, low-current and water resistant, they provide stable light output for thousands of operating hours.

FEATURES:

• 12 VDC Super-LED spotlight draws only 2.3 amps and provides more lumens per watt than traditional sources.

Whelen Super-LED PAR46
 2000 Lumens
 30 Watts

Traditional Halogen Lamp
 1000 Lumens
 50 Watts

• Reverse polarity protected.
• Replaceable hard coated polycarbonate lens provides increased durability and longevity.
• Heavy duty black powder coated die-cast aluminum heatsink.
• Industry standard brass slotted head connection point.
• Unique internal optics provide an extremely intense and smooth 2° circular spotlight.
• Unit weighs only 1lb.
• SAE J1113-42 Class 5 EMI certified.
• Emits zero EMI.
• Patent pending:
• Internal thermal regulator maximizes the lifespan of the LED diodes.
• Internal circuity and unique optics provide an extremely intense and smooth 2° circular spotlight.
• Ventilation system eliminates the infiltration of moisture by providing a constant internal atmosphere.
• Five-year HDP® Heavy-Duty Professional warranty.

MODEL:
P46SLC………..PAR-46 Super-LED
Replacement, White

Undercover style lighting using the Super LED LINz6 with new Grommet mount for a recessed look.

High intensity light output that cannot be matched by a simple corner strobe or LED installation.

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Siren: Gamma 2 Series

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Keep both hands on the wheel, both eyes on the road, and you’re still in full control of emergency warning with Whelen electronic sirens. In "Hands-Free" operation mode, you can turn the siren On, activate Wail, Yelp or Piercer Tones and turn the unit Off from the
horn ring without removing hands from the steering wheel.

All the performance and reliability benefits of Whelen’s latest LED
technology! Now you can upgrade your outdated halogen or HID lighting
with a Pioneer or Pioneer Plus. Floodlights available in three voltages, 12,
24 VDC or 120 volts AC. New Spotlight and combination
Spotlight/Floodlight models.

Thanks to our Washington State counterpart – Here is video of the new DUO lightbar in full glory.

“The Liberty Series LED lightbar has just received a big upgrade.

Now you can have full red and blue warning lights to the rear when you are running to an incident.

But when you get to the scene, and need to advise traffic which way to go, you can switch to an all amber LED Traffic Advisor function.

Using interleaved diodes Whelen Engineering Company has now offered the most operationally advanced LED lightbar in the industry.

For those in Washington State you can get a live demo by giving Kent Bruce a call:

Kent D. Bruce Company, LLC
P.O. Box 225
Black Diamond, WA 98010
360-886-9410 (office)

Click here or on the photo for the video

New sirens cut ambulance crashes in Okla.

Reprint: By EMS1 Staff

Originally from: EMS1.com

TULSA, Okla. — New siren technology has reduced the number of ambulance crashes at an EMS agency by 50 percent.

Oklahoma’s Emergency Medical Services Authority introduced Howlers to its fleet that covers central and northeast areas of the state last November. Over 10 months from January this year, it reported eight crashes involving its ambulances at intersections compared to 16 for the same period in 2008.

EMSA Paramedic Michael Ginn, who was involved in two of the 16 crashes last year, said that in both instances motorists failed to yield the right-of-way, even though the ambulances’ emergency lights and sirens were activated.

"Drivers are increasingly distracted, but the Howler seems to shake them to attention," he said. "It takes longer for ambulances to get to patients when motorists fail to yield. The Howler helps us get where we’re going faster and improves safety on the road."

EMSA in Oklahoma and Acadian Ambulance Service in Louisiana are the first agencies in the nation to outfit their entire fleets with the sirens.

The Howlers emit low-frequency tones that cause objects within 200 feet to reverberate. It means motorists can feel an ambulance approaching even if they can’t see or hear it.

EMSA estimates that the reduction in collisions has saved $80,000 in ambulance repair and replacement costs alone. "Of course, that’s just damage to our ambulances, it’s not at all unusual for cars that collide with ambulances to be totaled," EMSA Fleet Manager Kelly Smith said. "And there’s a human aspect – injuries, pain and suffering, lost productivity – that must be considered, too."

The $400 Howlers complement EMSA’s existing sirens rather than replace them, with the agency saying the technology’s penetrating, 10-second burst is ideal for helping paramedics cut a path through heavy traffic and intersections.

"Whenever we use the Howler it seems that it catches people attention a lot more than just the regular siren," Paramedic Steve Leissner told NewsOK.com.

"That gives all of our field crews a lot more confidence that we can get to where we need to be safely."

New Whelen debuts new Website – Take a minute to go take a look and let us know what you think.