Brightest Dual Color surface mount.

[LLS]

What is the brightest Dual Color LED light?


A friend of mine is looking to do Amber-----Red and Amber-----Blue

 

[Sigma Safety]

What is the brightest Dual Color LED light?

A friend of mine is looking to do Amber-----Red and Amber-----Blue

By 'dual colour' I assume you are not meaning "split" .


We go through quite a number of dual and tri-colour Impaxx6 lights. Very bright, good mounting options (surface or 'stud' mount), and very good off axis.

 

[Jamey@NNE]

By 'dual colour' I assume you are not meaning "split" .

We go through quite a number of dual and tri-colour Impaxx6 lights. Very bright, good mounting options (surface or 'stud' mount), and very good off axis.

+1...

 

[Eric1249]

I have some dual color Sound Off Signal dual color Nforce and they are bright

 

[CovertLights.com]

we offer the feniex T6's in R/A split great output and really easy to mount being under 1in tall

 

[factorone33]

Honestly, going with a pair of amber heads and a pair of one red/one blue heads is the way to go. But Whelen's split Ions are pretty damn bright for split heads (and I hate split-color heads). Either that or you could go with a pair of 500 series Duo heads (which you'd probably have to special order and use with a flasher).

 

[911EL]

By 'dual colour' I assume you are not meaning "split" .

We go through quite a number of dual and tri-colour Impaxx6 lights. Very bright, good mounting options (surface or 'stud' mount), and very good off axis.

+1. They cover all angles

 

[SireLite]

Strobesnmore do a dual colour lighthead.

 

[C2Installs]

SoundOff's nForce series edges the Impaxx6 slightly, IMO. I think it's optics spread the light much better while maintaining forward punch. Another brand's rep saw them in person for the first time yesterday during a visit and was impressed with their brightness. That's no faint praise. They also have a large "light footprint," by which I mean that from a distance, they appear to be bigger lights than what they actually are, if that makes sense. I like that in a LED light, because I think the perceived visual light footprint is just as important as perceived brightness.


Also, IMO, the SOS is easier to program and sync, but that might be a matter of preference/familiarity. The SOS unit has a nice finished look and appears to be better constructed. Plus, they still ship in a box vs. a bag and I just like that. Having said that, I certainly wouldn't be disappointed to have IPX6 units, and we recently put some on a slicktop. Pricing is pretty well the same and both have 5-year warranties.