54 LED Front Headliner Emergency Strobe Lights -Amber & White

http://www.online-led-store.com We carry an array of emergency strobe lights and offer them in the colors of amber, blue, red, green, white, and its combination thereof. Please contact us at support@online-led-store.com with any inquiries you may have. Thanks!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Emergency
• LED
• Strobe
• Light
• Grille
• Amber

[broken4love]

i have tint on the top of my window. would these still shine through pretty good?

[onlineledstore]

@broken4love Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, this set of light is made to shine through tinted windows. Please note that the final result will vary based on how dark your tint is. In addition, blue, green, red, and white tends to penetrate the tint better than amber due to the nature of its color. Hope this helps!

[advncedwarninglights]

What's the warranty like on these lights? Any CE or SAE certifications?

[onlineledstore]

@advncedwarninglights Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately, these lights are not CE nor SAE certified. Reason being that they were not produced solely for automobile use. Hope this helps!

[advncedwarninglights]

@onlineledstore If these lights do not carry any types of certifications, you should not be selling them as "Emergency Strobe Lights." Warning lights are needed by emergency personnel who are responding to pertinent emergencies. By selling these lights to first responders, you are placing your customers in danger every time they respond.

Being seen is a necessity.

[onlineledstore]

@advncedwarninglights Thank you for your response. We really appreciate your concern of emergency personnel. Being CE/SAE certified is not required for lights to be sold as emergency strobe lights. Many well known strobe light manufacturer carries lights/colors that are not CE/SAE certified. In addition, our products do increase visibility of the vehicle it is mounted to. They are simply an affordable alternative to some of the name branded lights. Thanks again!

[xiaok23]

@jellis9332 Most of our customers have steel brackets by the headliner where the brackets on these lights would mount directly on there. If you do not have brackets on your headliner, then you might need to either drill holes or can give Velcro tape a try. Hope this helps.

[jellis9332]

@onlineledstore how did you mount the lights to your headliner? im planning a similar install and am trying to avoid holes being drilled

[jellis9332]

how did you mount the lights to your headliner?

[mrgeo20]

you guys' website has been down for like months. all i can order from is the ebay store and it's got a fairly limited product line up... when will the website be back up?