Feature Spotlight - Whelen Core System

Learn about the Whelen Core System in this feature spotlight!
Designed with multiple flashing modes to suit your needs, the new innovative Whelen Core system gives you custom, programmable lighting options in the field.
Watch Adam demonstrate three flashing modes with unique lighting intensity, flash patterns, and settings custom designed for different situations in the field.
Thanks to the latest custom Frazer unit for Aubrey Area Ambulance, we can show the Whelen M6 emergency lights, multiple surface-mount Pioneer scene lights, and the smaller Whelen Ion lights surrounding the unit.
Visit frazerbilt.com and reach out to the Frazer Sales team at 888-372-9371 to learn more about our Frazer units and features like this one!
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[@coolmstj]

I definitely think this is the future of emergency lighting. I hope to see more Ambulances and firetrucks use this technology.

[@jacobh3594]

i think syncing lights should be a requirement, it should not cost extra.

[@stevenpeltier7007]

What’s with the EQ2B

[@DJNoMask]

I was thinking the same thing, what an annoying Easter egg they skipped right over

[@jamesliv362]

Yes, Love it!

[@Carterthielftw_]

It's interesting how this vehicle is programmed to use an almost DVI pattern during daytime park, I don't think that's ideal, but customer is always right :)

[@publicsafetyinvestigations999]

DVI - making an LED look like a lightbulb

[@allen480]

I yearn for the return of the model 17 Federal Beacon Ray 2 lamp red rotating beacons and a real bug grinder siren such as the Federal model 77. Yes, those really did clear traffic with great effectiveness.

[@t-rex4931]

I would love to have the vehicle sync on my trt truck especially the console looks really good lights look awesome those guys are really good customization for the very ambulance

[@DJNoMask]

What was up with that eQ2B in the electrical compartment

[@t-rex4931]

but awesome job for that ambulance that you guys made

[@frazerbilt]

Thank you so much!

[@longviewstud26]

Pretty sweet

[@frankies6770]

So how much does this add to a build cost vs conventional set ups? And do you actually need to give up an entire exterior cabinet on the ambulance or is there a way to put that system behind the standard door on the interior of most ambulances?

[@Carterthielftw_]

It takes up a reasonable amount of room, but a good upfitter will also be a good space optimizer. It really shouldn't add too much cost, ~%10 more, because many of these feature are standard nowadays on lesser control systems.

[@publicsafetyinvestigations999]

Like 35 multi colored lights on a 25 foot vehicle. Is it possible all these lights are causing driver confusion, and why mount lights a foot off the ground. ever notice the vehicle manufacturer doesnt put lights there. The end users are causing the chaos by installation of too many warning lights.

[@V1AbortV2]

It’s pretty apparent that you don’t have much experience with the Whelen Core X setup. 🤦🏻‍♂️