Can you share the input polarity on the S30 HAC, I have 4 of those but don't have the controller. I want to installed them with a toggle switch. Thanks
Sound and Light Technicians if they're done right they look good. They don't work well on all vehicles. They work really well when you use the dual functionality ones and use them as your actual tail light bulb and reverse bulb.
Zach Novosad nope I also have a 49” gpl dual color light bar on my back rack... love it now just add something low up front and I think I’ll be happy with it
You probably should not be modifying tested and approved OEM supplied lighting equipment, if I cannot see your brake lights after they are modified how to know the said brakelights are compliant with FMVSS light output and light distribution?
eleazarcervantez98 depending on your state regulations on use. Amber and white are usually accepted but you may need a permit. Many construction companies and workers use these to have access to the job site. You need to check with your state to what is legal.
Thanks for sharing this video im definitely installing them on my work truck thanks man
Wow. I never think about the static. Thanks for share.
360 degrees of visibility, in all directions. So I believe those lights are 360
Thanks for the static trick 👍👍👍
Thank you good info to use
Thanks for your tips. Do you have wire instructions for GM Tahoe? Thanks
Use a blowtorch to heat up the bit and it will just melt a whole through without any mess
Would they still be noticeably bright behind a black tinted tail light? Like instead of the red and clear lenses they are tinted black
Those lights are definitely 360° lights
What kind of lights are these they look cool any links to them
@Peter Johnson yeap 😅😅
not sure exavtly what these are called that he is installing. but you can find all whelen products at www.whelen.com/index.php
Can you share the input polarity on the S30 HAC, I have 4 of those but don't have the controller. I want to installed them with a toggle switch. Thanks
Is there a link for longer wires for extended cab long bed truck? And can I use them for plowing snow?
You just need to connect longer wires, match the colors
I’m confused. So once u make the holes and screw them in, do u wire them to the taillight wires and how do u turn them on from inside the truck?
david I think these lights are separate from the tail lights. They have their own wiring.
Yeah but what happens when you try to put the factory reverse bulb back in there? It doesn't look like it's gonna fit does it.
Instead of drilling our the hole.
Did you ever try heating up the bit and just punching it through?
Even a true 360 hideaway isn't quite as bright. Better off installing a regular hideaway straight forward
Zach Novosad yeah... the hideaway lights are really overrated. the old ones worked much better.
Sound and Light Technicians if they're done right they look good. They don't work well on all vehicles. They work really well when you use the dual functionality ones and use them as your actual tail light bulb and reverse bulb.
@@znovosad555 got rid of my bulbs and put in feniex in hideaways
@@mrxperfectxdeathx9620 yeah that's the best way to get a brighter hideaway.but even then hideaways arent made to be primary warning lights
Zach Novosad nope I also have a 49” gpl dual color light bar on my back rack... love it now just add something low up front and I think I’ll be happy with it
You probably should not be modifying tested and approved OEM supplied lighting equipment, if I cannot see your brake lights after they are modified how to know the said brakelights are compliant with FMVSS light output and light distribution?
What website you order from?
wattsupfitting.com/ tell them Jeff Williamson referred you.
Can I install these lights in my truck
eleazarcervantez98 depending on your state regulations on use. Amber and white are usually accepted but you may need a permit. Many construction companies and workers use these to have access to the job site.
You need to check with your state to what is legal.