2014 Ford Fiesta EMS POV

[zacharyr122]

This is my 2014 Ford Fiesta ST. Used for response to Station in suburban area. I'm a volunteer emt/evo for local ambulance. I did the entire install myself. Front lighting only, as follows...

Top Passenger - Sound off Signal N Force Dual Green

Center Windshield - Sound off Signal N Force Single Green

Grille Lights - Sound off signal N Force Nexus in Green x2

Controller - Just 2 toggle switches.

Have it wired so I can run the grille only at night, to avoids flashback on windshield. The top light is cutting through 30% tint, which is why it's not that bright. I personally like simple patterns, curious as to what everyone thinks!

 

[RyanZ71]

It's Christmas!

Only suggestion is to keep the grill lights on that double flash pattern, side to side, that is where it will do the most good, not alternating between flash patterns. It gets the most attention with the side to side double flash (assuming that is a double flash if not a triple flash) And set that dash flasher to a steady flash as well, not alternating flash patterns.

 

[pdk9]

I'd move the Dual to the dash and the single to the headliner area

 

[zacharyr122]

I'd move the Dual to the dash and the single to the headliner area

I was thinking about that.. this build has been in progress for 2 years.. might move it eventually.

 

[Krsdog25]

I'd move the Dual to the dash and the single to the headliner area

+1

Changing to the previously mentioned patterns would also be an improvement.

 

[acala91]

I would move the dual head light to the dash and flash both heads at the same time.

 

[MtnMan]

Looks like a good start, but why front lighting only?

 

[CACBAND]

He said he only responds to the station, so I doubt rear lighting would really do anything for him. I also only respond to the station and have only front lighting.

 

[zacharyr122]

Looks like a good start, but why front lighting only?

I only respond to the station. No real need for rear lighting.