The light on the side door is a bad idea. When the door opens the light is shining directly in the CO's face and would ruin any night-vision the officer would have and also put him in an serious disadvantage when looking into that compartment. The light should be mounted on the side and out of where people's faces will be. Just my two cents.
@@Kaiyats Yes, natural night vision. The eyes adjust to low-light to allow you to see better when it is dark. When you blast a bunch of light into adjusted eyes, you get blinded temporarily. It's easy to test the effect yourself.
I absolutely love this Nissan Van Prisoner Vehicle. This is one of the best prisoner transport vehicles I have ever seen and very nice set up with the auto turn on/off lights on the side and back and the three separate compartments for male, female, and juvenile prisoner transport all at the same time. Very nice set up. Plus, the unmarked feature where you aren't drawing attention to yourself when transporting, especially outside of your jurisdiction which happens quite often when going to and from court is an excellent idea. Super nice install and set up.
I am a private up fitter in Phoenix and I wish I could have a job like this. I love installing lights and equipment in vehicles. How does one get a job like this at a company? I've got about 3+ years experience.
That'd make the backup camera angle a bit awkward for the driver to see. This is the position the agency requested the monitor to be in. With the extra wire that's been tucked away it wouldn't be to much work involved to move it to the center.
For such a large vehicle and especially with large steel compartments inside it might not be enough uphill. Also for whatever reason commercial US vehicles rarely have small displacement engines.
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That would be perfect for my six kids! Quiet trip for my wife and I. ;-)
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Ah good old boomer humor. So funny.
They're just going to pound on the metal walls.
I drive one 5 days a week for my Sheriffs Dept. Shocked to see theres not more videos of trans vans.
6:54 'An undercover siren'. That's an oxymoron for sure
The siren amplifier "box" is remotely mounted, all you see are some switches on the dash.
The light on the side door is a bad idea. When the door opens the light is shining directly in the CO's face and would ruin any night-vision the officer would have and also put him in an serious disadvantage when looking into that compartment. The light should be mounted on the side and out of where people's faces will be. Just my two cents.
Nightvision?
@@Kaiyats Yes, natural night vision. The eyes adjust to low-light to allow you to see better when it is dark. When you blast a bunch of light into adjusted eyes, you get blinded temporarily. It's easy to test the effect yourself.
I absolutely love this Nissan Van Prisoner Vehicle. This is one of the best prisoner transport vehicles I have ever seen and very nice set up with the auto turn on/off lights on the side and back and the three separate compartments for male, female, and juvenile prisoner transport all at the same time. Very nice set up. Plus, the unmarked feature where you aren't drawing attention to yourself when transporting, especially outside of your jurisdiction which happens quite often when going to and from court is an excellent idea. Super nice install and set up.
Please keep showing the front section of the vehicles. I love seeing the 2 way radio and other equipment.
the 2 people compartment could be used to transport a k9
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Blb reptiles y’all are a bunch of idiots.
Did a few of those kinds of installs back in my working days.
also the monitor should have been mounted in the middle of the dash for the driver or passenger to look at. I dig to though.
I want one of those exterior lights that comes on when you open the door!
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I am a private up fitter in Phoenix and I wish I could have a job like this. I love installing lights and equipment in vehicles. How does one get a job like this at a company? I've got about 3+ years experience.
The Flashlight is Streamlights SL-20XP Halogen/LED unit.
It is available through Sirennet.com. It can be found in our Scene Light section.
Vehicles of this style are very very common in the UK for troublesome customers
Hi thankyou for your reply...Where I work we have a dampning system that prevents the occupants for suprise kicking the door into the officers
Great van....but what about door supression so to stop a prisoner kicking the door into the officer opening the cell door...
Thank You. Should an occupant be unruly, the Operators would make adjustments for their protection.
That's a lame response
Very nice
That looks amazing!
Nice and cozy he said 😂
I'd love to see you guys do a surveillance vehicle
Anything specific in mind? An unmarked design?
@@SIRENNET yes definitely unmarked I'd love how you work the technology into the space available in different sized vehicles
Wonder why the camera monitor is not at the passenger side . There is always 2 officers involved in transports.
That'd make the backup camera angle a bit awkward for the driver to see. This is the position the agency requested the monitor to be in. With the extra wire that's been tucked away it wouldn't be to much work involved to move it to the center.
soooo cool I love love love it!!!😍😍😍😘😘😘😃😃😃
Thank you.
The NV3500 will being traveling around both states as the need arises.
Great idea
It's not nissen it's Nissan
The small side compartment will probably be better served putting arrestees property. I would have added some better side lighting.
What kind of flashlight is by the passenger side attached to the center console and where can I get it.
How long was this actuall project?
Nissan= "Knee-Sawn" for some reason the way he says it bothers me. Great work though. I like it a lot.
Is that a universal mount for the siren speaker or do they make one specific for the nv3500?
Universal; part number SNBKT1. Its included with our SNSP1.
Why is the comparment on the right broken into 3 and 2 instead of just 5 like the one on the left?
It allows for separation if there's a necessity.
That would be perfect for my. 20 company contracts. Cargo delivery
Thanks for watching :)
nice
I don't like Nissan but this is actually pretty cool
Thank God my paddywagon travelling days are over, but I do want to get a paddywagon tricked out as a party bus.
***** i know if i had to ride in one i would beg for them to put me in something else except that ugly ass thing
Mecklenburg County, NC started adding the Ford Transit paddywagons. The Chevrolet Express is still the stronghold paddywagon in the fleet.
the Chevy express is a vogue model compared to that
1:16 Safety goggles?
To much good stuff for prisoners
they must be skinny prisoners to fit so many in
They won't go anywhere locked in there. The biggie is you can hose it out....
what agency was it prepared for?
I am pretty sure Clackamas county sheriff's
Clackamas County purchases most of its stuff from Sirennet.
Where is “Star car” located?
Their in the beautiful Newberg / Dundee area off highway 99W here in Oregon. Roughly 45 minutes SW of Portland.
I would've used that side compartment for storage and not prisoner seating.
I'd say a 1.5L diesel would be enough to haul a few people from A to B. IT's not quite a chase vehicle, no?
For such a large vehicle and especially with large steel compartments inside it might not be enough uphill. Also for whatever reason commercial US vehicles rarely have small displacement engines.
nissan no longer makes NV anymore for some reason.
You could put a dog in the smallest prisoner space too.
this is what they had in South africa to move Nissan Mandela around .
Air Force one moves
Vivian Sehwah
Air Force one
Vivian Sehwah Would have been great for the Anti American muslum
So I see BLM got their new van.
Nissan is pronounced Neasawn
why you sayin niissiin
5:35 It would be better if they were transferred in an inhumane way though
+TheMightyKinkle Innocent until proven guilty its the baseline of law...