ERM's Programmable Flashers

[ERM]

Hello All,


For those of you that have seen the introduction of our Programmable Flasher Series, we'd like to make a special offer to ELB members. Use the coupon code ELB-ERM to take $15 off of this one of a kind product. Our new series of programmable and customizable products allows you to create your own warning patterns. Its simplistic design allows for ease of programming. Its detailed instruction manual and unlimited tech support make this one of the easiest pieces of equipment to install and operate. Please contact us if you have any questions. We are always here to help.


ERM's Programmable Flashers


Check out the latest review of one of the flashers.

 

[Jarred J.]

hmm no price listed...


we get $15 off?


so that means you pay us $15?

 

[Tom]

Well, after watching the video and just learning about your product(s), I am quite impressed!

 

[OSP959(R)]

Pretty cool product. One of the first things that came to mind was that it would be cool if you could get it to flash like some of the real old school flashers (the slower patterns), as well as more modern patterns.

 

[cbpdogboy]

hmm no price listed...


we get $15 off?


so that means you pay us $15?

The regular price for both models are $54.99 plus shipping...


Direct Pattern Input Flasher [DPIF01] - $54.99 : Emergency Warning LED, Halogen and Strobe Lights, Flashers, Sirens, Speakers, Switch Panels, Controllers, Police, Fire and EMS Supplies


Programmable Multi-Pattern Flasher [PMPF01] - $54.99 : Emergency Warning LED, Halogen and Strobe Lights, Flashers, Sirens, Speakers, Switch Panels, Controllers, Police, Fire and EMS Supplies

 

[ERM]

hmm no price listed...


we get $15 off?


so that means you pay us $15?

Links were placed to the website for the most up-to-date pricing. Right now they are listed for $55. Introductory ELB member price is $40.


With respect to the flash patterns available, we are customizing the product to your specific needs. If our programming does not have the pattern you wish, contact us, and we'll custom tailor the product to your needs.


Tony

 

[grfd711]

Is this for the HLFs only at this time?

 

[Grotonems5]

Oh hell ya! This looks like an awesome product!!

 

[ledguy]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem that you are actually selling a product through this thread. Am I missing something?

 

[NFD-102]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem that you are actually selling a product through this thread. Am I missing something?

opcorn:

 

[NFD-102]

Do these only work with halogen headlights or can you use them with all the other specialized headlights too. Like LED headlights?

 

[Ipuvaepe]

Like LED headlights?

There are DOT-approved LED headlights?

It should, solid state 10 amp relays.

 

[Jtsou]

The $15 off would be nice if the shipping wasnt $16 lol..

 

[shues]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it doesn't seem that you are actually selling a product through this thread. Am I missing something?

Next time, be sure to use the Report Post button instead of replying to the thread. I have moved this thread to the Dealer List section.

 

[STT Installer]

There are DOT-approved LED headlights?

It should, solid state 10 amp relays.

Not to hijack the thread but this would look great on the DOT approved LED headlights from TruckLite!


Truck-Lite - Catalog Product : 5'' x 7'' Rectangular LED Headlamp, Complex Reflector Optics

 

[Tom]

There are DOT-approved LED headlights?

Yes, Audi currently has a car in production that will use only their infamous "LED DRLs" as headlights.

 

[ERM]

Hello,


OK, I am looking to sell them, that's why they were in the For Sale thread. They are currently $55 each with $15 off to elb members, making them $40 each. The shipping cost is determined by UPS and is a service fee. Your standard $5.95 priority shipping via USPS is always an option too, but offers no tracking.


As for whether or not they will work on LED headlights, I can not answer with certainty. I have not dealt with LED headlights, nor have any specs on them to tell you for certain. What I can answer is that the relays, make and break the circuit to whatever they are powering. If installed between the headlight switch and the product to be operated, it would be the same as turning your switch on and off.


What I can't answer is if the LEDs are connected to some type of ballast or other controller, or if they are connected directly to the supply using only resistors or voltage regulators. Do they seem to turn on like HID lights or are instant on/off?


Tony

 

[Jtsou]

Yeah i was about to say you can small flat rate them suckers for $5.15