Code 3 has announced its latest Matrix Enabled lightbar, the Covert. Measuring only 1.6 inches high, the Covert features dual- or tri-color LED light heads and offers improved off-angle performance.
Innovative new body cameras, radios, and training simulators were among the stars of this year's show.
"HAAS Alert’s collision prevention technology paired with Code 3’s lineup of reliable lighting and safety solutions–including its flagship Matrix system–sends digital alerts that warn drivers of nearby public safety vehicles responding to an emergency," the company says.
In January, Ford hosted a measuring session for equipment manufacturers, and the company continues to have conversations with its Upfitter Advisory Board members.
By utilizing HAAS Alert technology, Code 3's lineup of vehicle lighting solutions–including its flagship Matrix system–will include the ability to send digital alerts to drivers whose vehicles are outfitted and active on the roadway.
The 2019 Silverado can be equipped with either one or two Unity post-mount spotlights. They can be ordered when the vehicle is spec’d out for aftermarket installation by a dealer or local upfitter. Located on the vehicle's “A” pillar they are easy to install and convenient to use.
Assembled exclusively for Adamson Industries, the Rear Anti-Collision Light System is made to provide increased safety and visibility to both police and fire vehicles. The 48-inch LED lighting strip features programming for red (stop/brake), blue (warning), and amber (directional/turn signal) and fits all vehicles.
Utilizing three rows of lighting, the Code 3 M180 Triple Stack produces a bright, off-angle 180-degree warning light that can be easily switched over to be used as an alley light, intersection light, or worklight.
What if you could install one product on a patrol car that provided capability for automatic license plate recognition, facial recognition, and speed and parking violation detection? Billed as the first and only smart patrol in the world, Ekin's Patrol G2 is designed to do just that, in the form of a fully functioning lightbar.
BroadBand Blue delivers higher intensity, a larger optical image, and a more consistent color, all while being easier on the eyes—especially at night.