**The products featured in this video will be linked in the description below. This video features quite a few LED emergency flashing lights, LED backlighting, and warning products installed on a 2021 Chevrolet Silverado 2500 HD truck.
First, we show the accent backlighting in the grille, nostril, and the wheel wells. We used an RGB strip lighting kit which is Bluetooth controlled. The truck also has a lift kit, so you can see a nice full color display within the wheel wells. You can set your own color patterns for this backlighting kit.
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Next, we show you the front flood. On the front flood switch, we are activating three LIN-8 lights within the grille, the forward-facing white mirror lights using our Auto Flasher module, and two interior twin visor bars within the windshield.
In the forward emergency mode, we activate the three LIN-8 emergency flashing lights in the grille. We also use our Auto Flasher Forward White Mirror Lights Kit to strobe the spotlights on the mirrors. The twin visor bars are made by Feniex and they are special order at this time. If you would like to order the visor bars, please send us an email at info@wickedwarnings.com and we can get them ordered for you.
Along the sides of this truck, we've installed 5 Mini Thin emergency lights on each side. They are set in a quick double flash alternation for a lot of movement. Since this truck is used for Roadside Assistance, it requires quite a bit of warning all around the truck to keep the owner seen and safe on the road.
In the rear of the truck, we installed a 60" strip light under the tailgate. This particular strip light has a variety of features available. We also installed the Baja Designs S2 flood lights flush mounted to the bumper to help illuminate the work area around the truck.
For the rear emergency flashing lights, we've installed our 6 Head Wicked Slick Stick on the back rack. We love this mounting location since our 6 Head Slick Stick light bar fits perfectly and installs easily with a bracket. We've also used our Wicked Warnings Auto Flasher Kit to flash the rear-facing mirror lights. We installed an LED HAW DUO in the LD version within the reverse location, and you can see our LIN-8 again facing backwards in the rear step pocket.
The rear of the truck features two different flood mode options, one is specifically for the work lights and the other activates additional rear-facing flood lights.
We installed a Mini-6 Switch Controller in the dashboard to activate all of the emergency flashing lights throughout this truck. On the panel, we have a switch for Rapid Flash which activates all of the emergency flashing lights. The move switch is used for the Whelen PA system. We have a pattern change switch, work light switch, front flood, and rear flood switches.
Watch until the end to see how we mounted the LIN-8 LED strobes behind the grille.
Please visit WickedWarnings.com for more information about our emergency flashing lights and auxiliary lighting products. If you have any questions about the products used in this install, please send us an email at info@wickedwarnings.com.
Be Seen & Be Safe!
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Products Featured:
LIN-8 - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
Auto Flasher Kit (Forward White Mirrors) - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
Auto Flasher Kit (Rear White Mirrors) - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
Mini Thin - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
60" Tailgate Strip Light - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
6 Head Wicked Slick Stick - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
LED HAW DUO (LD) - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
Whelen PA System - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
Baja S2 Sport Work/Scene LED (Pair) - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
Mini-6 Switch Panel - www.wickedwarnings.com/produc...
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