I just acquired a Whelen Edge 9000 8 head strobe lightbar and I hate to have to post another Edge 9000 thread but I'm at a loss here. I have always messed with halogen bars so this is new to me and really don't want to mess anything up. I have searched the forums and read various people's posts with their 9000 wiring but I haven't found anybody with my configuration yet. I tried the Whelen manual website for the lightbar models and couldn't find anything there either. I'm guessing part of the problem I am having is that I do not have a model number for the bar itself and thus taking stabs in the dark here. So, with that being said, he are the facts:
Whelen Edge 9000 - It's equipped with 4 corner strobes, 2 front strobes, 2 rear strobes, 2 halogen front takedowns, 2 halogen rear flashers, and 2 alley lights:
As you can see, the printing from the bottom of the Edge bar for the model and serial numbers are missing - I'm assuming due to the outside elements. I can barely make out a few numbers on the serial number from the impressions of the writing but the model number is totally gone.
The power supply is a Model EB6 with a SN number of 4783:
It had 2 wire looms/covers coming from the bottom - 1 smaller with SIX 16 AWG wires and 1 larger with FOURTEEN 16/18 AWG wires. There was barely any gray loom/cover left so I cut it off to see what I had to work with:
The smaller SIX wire configuration (all 16 AWG) contains the following SOLID color wires:
1 RED wire
1 BLUE wire
1 GREEN wire
1 BLACK wire
1 ORANGE wire
1 WHITE wire
The larger FOURTEEN wire configuration contains the following color wires but there was a "seperate" shrouded wire pair in that loom. I believe this to be the speaker wires for a siren as they were roped together? The TWELVE wires not in the rope configuration are as follows:
1 WHITE wire (18 AWG)
1 BLUE wire (18 AWG)
1 RED wire (16 AWG)
1 GREEN wire (18 AWG)
1 GRAY wire (18 AWG)
1 BLACK wire (16 AWG)
1 ORANGE wire (18 AWG)
1 BROWN wire (18 AWG)
1 YELLOW wire (18 AWG)
1 PURPLE wire (18 AWG)
1 WHITE/BLACK stripe wire (16 AWG)
1 RED/BLACK stripe wire (16 AWG)
The TWO roped BLACK and WHITE wires (16 AWG):
If you all could provide me with ANY information, it would be GREATLY appreciated. All I currently know about it is that it was working with it came off the cruiser this past summer but has been sitting on a shelf since. Thank you for looking at this post and helping in any way possible.
Whelen Edge 9000 - It's equipped with 4 corner strobes, 2 front strobes, 2 rear strobes, 2 halogen front takedowns, 2 halogen rear flashers, and 2 alley lights:
As you can see, the printing from the bottom of the Edge bar for the model and serial numbers are missing - I'm assuming due to the outside elements. I can barely make out a few numbers on the serial number from the impressions of the writing but the model number is totally gone.
The power supply is a Model EB6 with a SN number of 4783:
It had 2 wire looms/covers coming from the bottom - 1 smaller with SIX 16 AWG wires and 1 larger with FOURTEEN 16/18 AWG wires. There was barely any gray loom/cover left so I cut it off to see what I had to work with:
The smaller SIX wire configuration (all 16 AWG) contains the following SOLID color wires:
1 RED wire
1 BLUE wire
1 GREEN wire
1 BLACK wire
1 ORANGE wire
1 WHITE wire
The larger FOURTEEN wire configuration contains the following color wires but there was a "seperate" shrouded wire pair in that loom. I believe this to be the speaker wires for a siren as they were roped together? The TWELVE wires not in the rope configuration are as follows:
1 WHITE wire (18 AWG)
1 BLUE wire (18 AWG)
1 RED wire (16 AWG)
1 GREEN wire (18 AWG)
1 GRAY wire (18 AWG)
1 BLACK wire (16 AWG)
1 ORANGE wire (18 AWG)
1 BROWN wire (18 AWG)
1 YELLOW wire (18 AWG)
1 PURPLE wire (18 AWG)
1 WHITE/BLACK stripe wire (16 AWG)
1 RED/BLACK stripe wire (16 AWG)
The TWO roped BLACK and WHITE wires (16 AWG):
If you all could provide me with ANY information, it would be GREATLY appreciated. All I currently know about it is that it was working with it came off the cruiser this past summer but has been sitting on a shelf since. Thank you for looking at this post and helping in any way possible.
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