LIST OF OPTIONS

General:

• buttons on the controllers can be programmed freely

• all Whelen products (and others) can be controlled through programmable systems

• warning lights, sirens and scene lights can be controlled through one controller

• more controllers can be added so you can control all functions from e.g. the rear of the vehicle

• every single lighthead can be controlled individually

• many dozens of different flash patterns

• synchronizing and phasing lights however you please

• option to slow, dim and turn off lightheads

• V2V sync with Core - lights on different vehicles will sync to create a calmer & safer scene

• vehicle inputs which can be used for numerous convenient, safe, automated and smart features

• setting priorities decides what function or pattern dominates in case of a conflict

• CA Title 13 compliant flash patterns and sirens

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Warning Lights:

• you can have as many patterns for as many different situations as you want

• automatically adapt patterns to signals from night sensors and from vehicle inputs

• manual pattern control

• night patterns for responses with slowed and/ or dimmed and/ or turned off lights

• fog patterns for responses with (recommended:) slow, dimmed and mostly turned off lights to increase driver comfort and to avoid lights blinding the emergency vehicle driver

• button that makes lights flash normally (when using a night/ fog pattern) or with a very attention grabbing pattern for X seconds before automatically returning to the night, fog or regular pattern

• option to cut white lights and takedowns

• slow scene patterns that make parked vehicles visually stand as well as people and debris around the vehicle

• Traffic Advisors

• arriving on scene automatically enables scene mode with e.g. slowed scene pattern and/ or illumination lighting

• cruise light function can be used to utilize lights as marker lights

• use warning lights as brake lights and turn signals

• brake cut when responding - automatically dims or turns off rear lights and makes it visually clear that the vehicle is braking

• command mode either by activating green lights or a steady burn pattern 

• cut, slow or dim interior lights to reduce self-blinding of the emergency vehicle driver at night

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Sirens:

• 70+ siren and warning tones

• turning on the siren automatically activates emergency lights (can be coupled to rules like "sirens must be on for at least 5 seconds")

• siren automatically adapts to speed (for example: 0-20mph = piercer, 20-30mph = yelp, 30-50mph wail, 50+mph mechanical wail)

• input that activates a siren for X seconds (useful for example when responding through a red light at night)

• low power for sirens (requires Core)

• activating, deactivating and/ or changing sirens through any input, including the vehicle horn and (depending on the vehicle) even steering wheel inputs

• integrate reverse warning tone (when emergency lights are on)

• button that enables alternative tones, either just different sounding wail/ yelp/ piercer or completely different tones (e.g. euro tones)

• dual sirens with any siren combination

• options to independently control dual sirens

• manual siren modes including short "beep beeps" and coasting wail and mechanical sirens

• hold siren modes - plays any siren tone as long as a button is pressed (can also be used as an alternative for short manuals)

 

Controller:

• warning tones (beeps and voice messages) through the controller

• option to combine these warning beeps with flashing one or multiple buttons

• active flash pattern display

• cut buttons for additional lights like grille lighting, side or rear lighting

• main warning light button or slide switch automatically activates grille, side and/ or rear light button/s to show that they're active. Turning these buttons off cuts the respective (additional) lights
• button that quickly deactivates all lights and sirens
• functions can be assigned to any button on the controller
• assign important, frequently used or code 3 response features to buttons that can be reached and identified without having to look at them
• control, lock or unlock devices or doors that are coupled to your system (work through your upfitter might be required)
• control backlight intensity and automatically adapt backlight intensity
• interior lighting controls

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Arges (search, spot and scene light):

• control through Arges control head, regular control panel or by hand

• automatically activate Arges with takedowns, alley lights or scene lights and if applicable: towards the direction of scene lights

• Arges sweep mode for responses (Arges automatically moves left and right to increase warning output towards front and sides)

• Arges automatically flashes towards the front when responding

• Arges automatically moves with steering wheel position

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Digital Voice Messages (DVM)

• preview on controller before message plays

• combine voice message with warning sound or tone

• automatic repeat every X seconds or minutes