RISD Public Safety 2010 Dodge Nitro by Safety Lighting and Equipment

Located in downtown Providence Rhode Island, the Rhode Island School of Design has a fully staffed public safety department that is responsible for the safety and well being of all people utilizing the RISD facilities. This new Dodge Nitro will join their current fleet of Ford Explorers and Ford Escapes.

This installation utlilized the following equipment:

Motorola XTL2500 800 Mhz Trunking Radio
EVM-IDM308VS Ignition Delay Module
SoundOff Signal ETULT37W 3" by 7" White LED Dome Light
SoundOff Signal ECVDMLT2ALØØ White/Red LED Dome Light
SoundOff Signal ETSA38ØR Remote Siren and light controller
SoundOff Signal ETSS1ØØH 100 Watt Siren Speaker
This Installation utilized the following SoundOff Signal warning lights:

EPL9048 Pinnacle Light Bar with LED Takedowns and LED Alley Lights
Two LED3s, color Red, one on each front fender
Two Single Split Ghosts, color Red/White, mounted in the grille
One ETHFSS-SP-ISO Isolated headlight flasher
One ELUCKVØ2D Four Head LED Undercover Kit
One EL3HØ8AØØR UltraLite Interior Warning bar, color Red

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• RISD
• SoundOff Signal
• Strobes
• LED
• LEDs
• Dodge
• Nitro
• Safety Lighting
• Lightbar
• Light bar

[1023EMT]

Getting in and out of that vehicle is as bad as I think. I hit my head on it every night. If you're tall it doesn't work very well. But I do like the set up. It was put together well

[SafetyLighting]

@1023EMT - Ahh, well, Send me your address and I'll send you a helmet, LOL.

[1023EMT]

Great light package! The only problem with that vehicle is that unless you are a midget you aren't getting out of that vehicle with equipment on in hurry without giving your self a concusion.

[SafetyLighting]

@1023EMT -

Thank you. Getting in and out is not as bad as you would think. I was surprised.

[stewartx5]

So many flashing lights defeat the use and/or effectiveness of turn signals and brake lights. How are others supposed to know what that vehicle is doing or planing to do? Civilian vehicles are required to have functional (clear, distinct, unmistakeable, etc) turn signals and brake lights. Emergency vehicles should as well, for the same purposes.

[SafetyLighting]

@stewartx5-

Stewart - You apparently are very ignorant. The purpose of warning lights are to "warn" the public as to the location of an emergency vehicle. That is what these lights accomplish. The turn signals and brake lights are till used, however they are not important to the motoring public because civilian operators are required to pull to the right and stop for approaching emergency vehicles. Therefore, it doesn't matter whether the brake lights or turn signals are completely visible

[mikuchonisengland]

Does the light bar on the roof plug into the 12v cigarette lighter?

[1023EMT]

Touche'  LOL

[stewartx5]

@SafetyLighting '.. very ignorant ..'

Buddy, only an incredibly rude person would say such a thing with no provocation. Regardless, my previous comments were based on several incidents where I've seen emergency vehicles approach intersections intending to turn where cross traffic has just sat there for some time not understanding the driver's intent. Effective turn signals would have more quickly made that intent clear. I have nothing further to say to you.

[343HFD]

Oh ok, that sounds like a good pattern! Thanks :D