LED vs Strobe vs Halogen?

[NERT11]

I'm beating around the bush a little to ask my main question. Does anyone know of any dual head strobe dash lights that exist?


But more to the point of the thread. I have only seen Halogen and LED for quite awhile, but our primary pump is out of service to get re-painted, and our reserve pump has strobes down the sides and back of the truck, and I forgot how mind-blowingly effective and bright they are. Preferences?

 

[Phoenix_Rising]

Everything has a place in moderation. Rotators still rule in my book, good to have a lightbar with rotators in it. Strobes great for HAW placement and side warning, LED has its unmatched brightness and longevity


As far as dual strobe dash lights, not sure I follow the question, as units such as the Whelen Dual Dashmiser have been around for many years

 

[NERT11]

I was pretty unclear with what I was asking. I was wondering if any dashmiser style lights were still being produced

 

[nerdly_dood]

Code 3 still has the DeckBlaster, but it's only available as a single-head unit. That's the only strobe dash light still available from an A-list manufacturer that I know of.


edit: ...Except for the Police Light II from TOMAR, even though they're B-list in my book. Give that one a look.

 

[dmathieu]

I have a red dual Dash-Master, if you're looking for one.

 

[shues]

I have a red dual Dash-Master, if you're looking for one.

Perhaps I misunderstood, but it seems to me that the OP is asking if any dual strobe dash lights are still in production from major manufacturers.

 

[Eric1249]

I still have my Dash-Master. It was my first dash light about 17 years ago. It was just a slow double flash and it worked great. And it still works. If I had to run a dash light and it had to be strobes I would use a remote head with a Tomar Neobe power supply.


If you really want one, you can still find them.