What Can Drain a Car Battery When the Car Is Off?
A dead battery is one of the most frustrating car issues—especially when your vehicle won’t start and you weren’t even using it. You parked it, turned off the engine, and...
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What Can Drain a Car Battery When the Car Is Off?
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5 Things to Know About the UBL Handheld Siren & Controller
Ultra Bright Lightz launched the UBL Handheld Siren & Controller, a versatile 100W system for first responders with 9 programmable lighting buttons, five pre-loaded siren tones, and the ability to...
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5 Things to Know About the New ilumex Dual Color Surface Mounts
Ultra Bright Lightz has launched ilumex Dual Color Surface Mounts for first responders. These lights feature patented optics, eight 3-watt LEDs, durability, various flash patterns, and can sync with other...
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10 Commonly Asked Questions About LED Police Lights
Commonly asked questions about police lights are addressed in this article. It covers the meaning of different light colors, who can use police lights, how to wire them, and the...
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The Best LED Warning Lights for Police Vehicles
Police vehicles vary widely, and so do their lighting needs. Choosing the right lights, whether it's light bars, mini light bars, visor light bars, dash lights, surface mounts, stick lights,...
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What Vehicles Are Allowed to Use White Warning Lights?
White warning lights are versatile and find use in various vehicles, including off-road, police, fire, EMS, and more. Regulations vary by state, so check local laws before installing these lights.
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What Vehicles Are Allowed to Use Purple Warning Lights?
Purple warning lights are relatively new but have an essential role in ensuring the safety of funeral processions. They're used to make other drivers aware of the procession and are...
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What Vehicles Are Allowed to Use Green Warning Lights?
Green warning lights are used by volunteer EMTs, paramedics, and in some security roles with permits. They can also appear on ambulances, command vehicles, and in funeral processions with varying...
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What Vehicles Are Allowed to Use Blue Warning Lights?
Blue warning lights are versatile and used in various industries. They're seen on police vehicles, volunteer firefighter POVs, ambulances, and fire trucks, following state-specific regulations. Always check local laws before...
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What Vehicles Are Allowed to Use Red Warning Lights?
Red warning lights are a key element for various emergency vehicles, such as police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances, but their usage is regulated by state laws. Specific configurations and...
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5 Things to Know About the New G3 Surface Mounts
Our new G3 Surface Mounts are compact, versatile, and available in various colors with 11 flash patterns. Built to withstand harsh conditions, these 3-watt LED lights provide 120-degree visibility, and...
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Plug-n-Play vs. Hardwired Lights: Which Should You Choose?
Choosing between plug-n-play and hardwired emergency lights? Plug-n-play options are easy to install, require minimal vehicle modification, and offer built-in controls. Hardwired lights are ideal for emergency vehicles, versatile, and...
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2021 Chevy Suburban Install by Spartan Public Safety Equipment
Spartan Public Safety Equipment upgraded a 2021 Chevy Suburban with LED warning lights, including Feniex Fusion V3 Surface Mounts, Fusion 600 Lightstick, and an interior visor bar. They also added...
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5 Things to Know About Our Line of LED Work Lights
UBL Work Lights: Reliable, bright, and durable. Multiple options, weather-resistant, and affordable. Enhance with the Feniex 4-Output Flasher. Contact us for details!
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Visor Bars vs. Full Size Bars: which should you choose?
Visor bar or full-size light bar? Visor bars are interior-mounted, easy to install, but lack 360° visibility. Full-size bars are great for all-around visibility but require drilling. Consider your application...
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Are Tow Trucks Considered Emergency Vehicles?
Emergency vehicles like police cars, fire trucks, and ambulances use specialized warning tools. Some states classify tow trucks as emergency vehicles but with varying rules. For instance, Wyoming allows red,...
