New Company: Feniex
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I did the best I could from my phone.aberfitchguy2472 said:I think it reads "Synonyms" of Fenix
JohnMarcson
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That still makes no sense... a synonym is "A word having the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or other words in a language".... So that is awkwad english to say the least. Awkward "ingrish" on a sign talking about how it's an american company.....
Anyway, from what I can see the stuff is basically tir style leds... anyone have any more info or close up shots?
Anyway, from what I can see the stuff is basically tir style leds... anyone have any more info or close up shots?
JohnMarcson
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Wow, the same style gen III LEDs that everyone makes..... and I'd select these over whelen, sound off, federal, PimpPods etc why?
CenTexPSE
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Thier "Python" Dominator lookalikes dont even come assembled! You have to pay extra for assembly, or have it shipped to you in pieces!
Interesting line up of generic products. Nothing new or cutting edge there.
Why is the interior bar assembled only $200ish? It has 10 heads and is less than the other light sticks, something isn't right there.
Their touchscreen interface looks nice though, but i wouldn't expect a lot from it.
Why is the interior bar assembled only $200ish? It has 10 heads and is less than the other light sticks, something isn't right there.
Their touchscreen interface looks nice though, but i wouldn't expect a lot from it.
aberfitchguy2472 said:
You have to select colors- the 200 ish base price is only for the metal housing.. :lol: :lol:
Touchscreen I WAS interested in- until I read it is simply a add on to a computer system. Make something like that totally stand alone and they MAY get my attention..
check out this press release http://www.futurelightingsolutions.com/en/information-center/press-releases/Documents/20101123.pdf
I like the innerbar pegasus, i like how you can customize it and leave empty heads.
https://www.feniex.com/product.php?prod_id=222
Anyone buy from them yet?
I like the innerbar pegasus, i like how you can customize it and leave empty heads.
https://www.feniex.com/product.php?prod_id=222
Anyone buy from them yet?
JohnMarcson
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John_Eguar said:
4 blanks for cost effectivness! yay! Really, nothing new is being offered here..... very blah
unlisted said:
Oh, well that's shitty. I can make a metal housing for $200 lol.
The touchscreen is only a computer add on? That sucks.
I guess I didn't care enough to read through it all lol. Let me know if you find something interesting or worthwhile.
Oh, Happy Thanksgiving all! Have a happy and SAFE one
kinnelonfire75
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jonny521 said:
I nominate...you! That way when you throw your money away, it won't be some other poor sucker that did it for you.
pdk9
Member
wow. i was looking forward to the release of their website but i'm not impressed with them at all. (aside from the "gen 5" LEDs and the fact that they offer something a little more substantial than a 7-day guarantee, i really don't think they'll be much more popular w/ ppl here on the board than STL....IMHO, they're both just somewhat fancy websites with products that look legit but will be unimpressive and crap out on you/be DOA shortly after installation).
in all honesty, i personally don't see these being popular here when there are quality, proven products from pimp and herschel here @ better prices
in all honesty, i personally don't see these being popular here when there are quality, proven products from pimp and herschel here @ better prices
https://www.feniex.com/product.php?prod_id=273
http://www.sirennet.com/pdf/SVD-44_Cyclone_flyer.pdf
http://www.sirennet.com/svd-44-16.html
Boy these sure look different..... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
http://www.sirennet.com/pdf/SVD-44_Cyclone_flyer.pdf
http://www.sirennet.com/svd-44-16.html
Boy these sure look different..... :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Feniex Industries Selects Future Lighting Solutions and Philips Lumileds for Python, Pegasus and Avatar Products
(Press Release) – Nov 23, 2010 – MONTREAL, CANADA (November 23 2010) – Feniex Industries, a leading light bar manufacturer, has named the partnership of Future Lighting Solutions and Philips Lumileds as its supplier of choice for their Python, Pegasus and Avatar series of products. Each of these leading edge products are stealth and thin in design and feature industry leading LUXEON Rebel technology from Philips Lumileds.
Together with the help of Future Lighting Solutions, Feniex Industries was quickly able to go from concept, to design, to production in a very short period of time. "We recognized the potential in their solution and provided Feniex with complete access to our proprietary development tools. Using our Usable Light Tool, we quickly determined which LEDs would be most effective for their solution," said Anthony Sarakinos, Vice President of Americas Sales for Future Lighting Solutions.
"The modules are SAE certified and have intense brightness that is ideal for long range visibility in direct sunlight, an important feature often lacking in today's industry," explained Hamza Deyaf, President of Feniex Industries.
Deyaf continued, "We believe that the LUXEON brand, which stands for superior quality, reliability and intense brightness, is something our customers value and appreciate." Feniex Industries is one of the only emergency vehicle lighting manufacturers using LUXEON Rebel as a standard in all of its products.
About Future Lighting Solutions
Future Lighting Solutions (www.futurelightingsolutions.com) is a leading provider of LED lighting components and support services for solid-state lighting products and installations, including engineering expertise, concept development, full system solutions and online tools that accelerate quality application development. The company is a division of Future Electronics.
Media Contact:
Matthew Rotholz
Future Lighting Solutions
514.694.7710
Matthew.Rotholz@FutureElectronics.com
www.FutureLightingSolutions.com
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i found this online when i Googled their name. let me know if anyone has used them before and can give me some feedback, buying from a new company is hard sometimes.
(Press Release) – Nov 23, 2010 – MONTREAL, CANADA (November 23 2010) – Feniex Industries, a leading light bar manufacturer, has named the partnership of Future Lighting Solutions and Philips Lumileds as its supplier of choice for their Python, Pegasus and Avatar series of products. Each of these leading edge products are stealth and thin in design and feature industry leading LUXEON Rebel technology from Philips Lumileds.
Together with the help of Future Lighting Solutions, Feniex Industries was quickly able to go from concept, to design, to production in a very short period of time. "We recognized the potential in their solution and provided Feniex with complete access to our proprietary development tools. Using our Usable Light Tool, we quickly determined which LEDs would be most effective for their solution," said Anthony Sarakinos, Vice President of Americas Sales for Future Lighting Solutions.
"The modules are SAE certified and have intense brightness that is ideal for long range visibility in direct sunlight, an important feature often lacking in today's industry," explained Hamza Deyaf, President of Feniex Industries.
Deyaf continued, "We believe that the LUXEON brand, which stands for superior quality, reliability and intense brightness, is something our customers value and appreciate." Feniex Industries is one of the only emergency vehicle lighting manufacturers using LUXEON Rebel as a standard in all of its products.
About Future Lighting Solutions
Future Lighting Solutions (www.futurelightingsolutions.com) is a leading provider of LED lighting components and support services for solid-state lighting products and installations, including engineering expertise, concept development, full system solutions and online tools that accelerate quality application development. The company is a division of Future Electronics.
Media Contact:
Matthew Rotholz
Future Lighting Solutions
514.694.7710
Matthew.Rotholz@FutureElectronics.com
www.FutureLightingSolutions.com
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i found this online when i Googled their name. let me know if anyone has used them before and can give me some feedback, buying from a new company is hard sometimes.
Im still withholding my opinions about the products untill i actually see one in active use
and I told everybody that the touchscreen controller was just an auxiliary computer screen after i saw them at the enforcement expo in dallas
and I told everybody that the touchscreen controller was just an auxiliary computer screen after i saw them at the enforcement expo in dallas
SireLite
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JHEATHJR said:
LightningX used to have a speaker like that with their own branding on it. I think it was called the Tornado.
pdk9
Member
John_Eguar said:
according to who lol?...gotta love how it is nice of Feniex to pat themselves on the back
Sooo, if they ever haver a "store front" :roll: I'll go down ands check it out! I'm about 40 min north of Austin!
Okay, here's what I noticed after spending about half an hour on their site and not about 5 minutes that it seems like most people are spending on it.
Python T-4:
- I don't like how the light heads themselves do not have mounting tabs. Only the flanges have mounting abilities. I begin to question strength when mounting in an area that is subject to harsh conditions.
- They are SAE certified
Python 200-1000 Series:
- I do like the assembly option for the following reasons:
- Allows people who want a "project" to build it themselves
- Customizability: You aren't limited to the way manufacturers make the product. You can set them up exactly how you want them with options of take downs, STT lights, work lights, California Red, empty slots, and normal warning lights. All without voiding warranty.
- Everything is plug-and-play, so you can move everything around to suit your needs or change set up when needed.
- Variable end caps: By switching end caps you can choose between flush mount and normal bracket mount.
[Broken External Image]:https://www.feniex.com/picture_library/1691578383_large.jpg
- I am worried about the clips that hold the light heads in place though. They are made of plastic and if you accidentally break off a tab, it seems like the lights will come lose and risk falling out of the housing.
[Broken External Image]:https://www.feniex.com/picture_library/810295984_large.jpg
That's just what I have noticed so far, but for now I am going to go eat, drink, and be merry, so I'll continue poking around later.
Python T-4:
- I don't like how the light heads themselves do not have mounting tabs. Only the flanges have mounting abilities. I begin to question strength when mounting in an area that is subject to harsh conditions.
- They are SAE certified
Python 200-1000 Series:
- I do like the assembly option for the following reasons:
- Allows people who want a "project" to build it themselves
- Customizability: You aren't limited to the way manufacturers make the product. You can set them up exactly how you want them with options of take downs, STT lights, work lights, California Red, empty slots, and normal warning lights. All without voiding warranty.
- Everything is plug-and-play, so you can move everything around to suit your needs or change set up when needed.
- Variable end caps: By switching end caps you can choose between flush mount and normal bracket mount.
[Broken External Image]:https://www.feniex.com/picture_library/1691578383_large.jpg
- I am worried about the clips that hold the light heads in place though. They are made of plastic and if you accidentally break off a tab, it seems like the lights will come lose and risk falling out of the housing.
[Broken External Image]:https://www.feniex.com/picture_library/810295984_large.jpg
That's just what I have noticed so far, but for now I am going to go eat, drink, and be merry, so I'll continue poking around later.
DaveCN5
Whelen Dominator has the same "little plastic" thing holding the LED's. :? I bet if they slapped the "W" you wouldn't be so worried about the "clips"
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Whelen Dominator has the same "little plastic" thing holding the LED's. :? I bet if they slapped the "W" you wouldn't be so worried about the "clips"
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CT-Lighting said:
Correct, they do use clips. However, they are no where near the same, but very similar. I cannot find a picture of them, but the whelen clips have 4 sides to them. They have the retaining tabs on the top and bottom like the Feniex clips, but also have "stoppers" on the sides to prevent the light head from coming loose by covering the mounting tabs on the actual light head.
There are no mounting tabs at all on the Feniex light heads. So if the clip has a retaining tab break off, it can cause extra movement and play in the light head and possibly (not definitely) allow the light head to move and maybe even come free.
CT-Lighting said:
:roll: No, because Whelen actually has better designed clips. I'm not even sure if how I explained that even makes sense to you, but what ever.
Fast LT1
Member
I bet those Fairy hideaways kick ass with 8 4-watt leds!!!! I think i'll pick up a set of those hide aways and a set of those tir4 leds!
I bet ya good $$ they are not being driven anywhere NEAR their rated capacity.. (Same story with the Axixtech TRI's- they are underdriven as well) :shock:Fast LT1 said:
JohnMarcson
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LEDs are LEDs... the designs are similar, almost all modern ones are plenty bright. If they get much brighter they will be dangerous. There is nothing new or special here. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with these... they just aren't anything special.
ISU_Cyclone said:Not to be nit picky, but that statement is the definition of a contradiction.
Hey Mark,
Go f*** yourself.
Sincerely,
Dave
:lol:
Fast LT1
Member
unlisted said:
Sheesh its hard to think those Tri's could get any brighter! I already can't look at them at night!
mjMIff said:
+1 ...... lots of 'copied' products, nothing really new as they stated in emails and on website....
I really like their siren controllers.
https://www.feniex.com/product.php?prod_id=247
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https://www.feniex.com/product.php?prod_id=247
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Station 3
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The products look pretty sweet i would shell out the cash for one of there new products any day before the Whelen i dont know why all you people get moist with whelen products i bet if STL stamped WHELEN on everything they sold you guys would all end up and agree that STL is gods gift to the world also :lol: :roll:
JohnMarcson
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Station 3 said:
Are are you trolling or do you seriously like this stuff?
Not really. Whelen provides products that work that they stand behind. Even though I prefer whelen stuff I have often said I'll use any major brand that fits and costs the right amount. Feniex stuff looks like every other company w/o the benifit of being established. I haven't actually touched this stuff yet, so I'll with hold final judgement... but what about their stuff looks any better than Federal, Whelen or any other company? Instead of comparing the stuff to whelen, which you obviously have something against, compare it to the industry in general. What specific features about this stuff makes you willing to "shell out the cash for one of "there" new products before [any other company]"? Can you expand on what specific things about this stuff make it look that much better than the products that are out there currently from FedSig, Code3, Whelen, soundoff?