A Brief Look at Interior Emergency Lights
There are different types of interior emergency lights. This article will focus on those found inside emergency vehicles, particularly police cars. I will also explore the different options available for use in police cars, how they work and the advantages associated with each option. This article will pay particular attention to deck lights.
One type of interior emergency lights popular with the police is a strobe light, which is a type of deck emergency lighting. These strobe lights can come either in the form of a single light, which is enclosed in a plastic dome or a linear version that puts out different colors and flash pattern for even more visibility. The liner version is mostly preferred as the different colors, flash patters and intensity of the light produced is sure to get the attention of the target. These strobe lights come in orange red or blue, or a combination of all the colors and are commonly seen at the back of emergency vehicles.
The light bar is another form of deck light that has proved to be a popular option, seen on emergency vehicles. They come in either a single bar that stretches across the whole back window of the emergency vehicle, or the same single bar placed on top of the back seat or in the middle. This light bar can be either a halogen light or a strobe light. LED single bar lights are however preferred as they last longer than either the halogen or strobe light. These lights are also designed in such a way that the interior emergency lights placed at the back does not obscure the rear view of the emergency vehicle operator.
interior emergency lights are also designed with rubber gaskets around them, which prevent the interior of the vehicle from being flooded with light. interior emergency lights, particularly deck lights have provided volunteer emergency workers and police with discretion. The deck lights has revolutionized police works, as discreet police vehicles are able to trail suspects without being discovered, and can use the deck lights paired with a siren to identify themselves.
Examples of these interior emergency lights is Whelen LIN3 series Super-LED Linear Light Head, SpeckTIR LED Dash Light and the Whelen dash-Miser Series LED & Strobe Dash/Deck Lights. The Sho-Me 11.8000 LED Dash Lights are available in all colors. One of the cheapest dash lights is Dash light Bracket 274-874 that cost $19.95. There are also bendable lights such as the LED 22″ and slim lights that are easily concealable such as the Sho-Me LED Slim Lights 11.8600. The SVP Hot Shot 2 is a basic deck light that has a rotating beacon and costs about $60. These are recommended for use by the police, although there more available options depending on the quality, price range and specification. One must therefore perform their own research before buying any form of interior emergency lights to ensure that one gets the best quality and maximum effectiveness from their choice.
The deck interior emergency lights prove to be advantageous as it can be concealed when there is no emergency. Unmarked police cars take advantage of this aspect of deck lights. Volunteer emergency workers use this type of interior emergency lighting to remain conspicuous, and use them only when they require responding to an emergency.
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