2017 Ford Utility Police Build, mostly SoundOff with Steady Burn!

[Tri-State PSE]

Here's a 2017 Utility built for a new client. It's nearly an all SoundOff build...
The Chief gave us flexibility, so we decided to do things a little different!

Equipment:
48" SoundOff nForce Light Bar: Dual Color, Blue-White (front & sides) All Blue (rear)
3" SoundOff mPower Lights: Blue (stud mount) in grille
3" SoundOff mPower Lights: White (screw mount) on sides of front LP bracket
SoundOff Signal HLF
Whelen SA315P Speaker/Bracket
Havis Console
Feniex 4200-DL Controller
Setina Dual Weapon Mount
Pro-Gard Partition
Setina Window Bars
Pro-Gard Prisoner Seat with Outboard Seatbelts
Pro-Gard Rear Cargo Barrier
4" SoundOff mPower Lights: Blue (stud mount w/ brackets) in rear side windows
Feniex Fusion 600 Light Stick: All Blue, mounted in rear cargo/window area (with kill switch)
8EVP E106 Lights: Blue, mounted to bottom edge of lift gate (with kill switch)
8EVP 24" Cabinet Light: Red-White (switched)
4" SoundOff mPower Lights: Blue, on rear LP bracket
SoundOff Signal Plug-n-Play TLF (added LED reverse light bulbs in place of OEM halogen)

 

[unlisted]

What led reverse bulbs did you end up using?

 

[Tri-State PSE]

Here ya go..

 

[pdk9]

Love the simple graphics package and it has lighting in all the right places. Are the stud grill mpower and rear LP mpowers on steadyburn?

The white is very attention-getting on the lightbar, but I’m not a big fan of that much white when parked (like fire apparatus, I wish more LEO vehicles would have white park kill)

 

[Tri-State PSE]

Yep, the mPowers in the grille and on the rear LP brkt. are on Steadyburn.
Pos. #2 on their slide switch drops the white, so they can "downgrade" if they want to.

 

[Firetrux]

Great looking install, but maybe a stupid question:

The ORC (Ohio Revised Code) calls for "flashing lights" as warning code - does that mean all steady burn is not now "legal" warning? How does that affect my insurance? I have almost always added a steady burn red or amber on the rear of a light bar, finding it very effective.

And as an aside, I see so many street racers running (illegal and seemingly unenforced) with solid blue and/or red to the front. I might just ignore this car if I saw it pull up behind me with solid blue, steady burn grille lights. PD's need to enforce the proper color lights for all of our safety...

 

[DMCGONAGIL]

Not gonna lie, I'm digging the steady burn grill lights with the wigwag flasher. Unexpected, but amazingly sexy, and effective/distinguishable at a distance!!! Well done!