New Setup, Need Advice!

[zacharyr122]

Hey guys, starting the setup in my new car. It's a 2014 Ford Fiesta ST. I respond for both an Ambulance Corps. and a fire Dept. in NY. I have planned a dual color setup that could be either green or blue.


Front


1 Soundoff Signal NForce Single Dash - Color 1: Green, Color 2: Blue


1 Soundoff Signal NForce Dual Dash - Color 1: Green, Color 2: Blue


I will be placing the single in the lower middle of my windshield, and the dual will go up in the passenger headliner.


Controller


Damega Ultimate Siren - Won't be using a speaker just yet. Just using it for the 15 aux lighting controls


Rear


I will possibly be using my Extreme Tactical Dynamics Chameleon 8 Head TA. RB and Amber.


My question... I'd like to keep this simple, without doing any crazy wiring that would void the warranty. I know its never recommended, but considering I only take 3 calls a week maximum and response time is fairly short (5 min or less) would it be okay to power the Damega with the Cigarette adapter? I'm only going to be running a max of 3 lights off of it. I'm just concerned the amperage might get to high.

 

[unlisted]

Get rid of the crap Damaga. It'll burn down your car, regardless how its wired up.


Also you don't need a siren option- you are using courtesy lights in NY State. No siren use allowed/permitted.

 

[philyumpshus]

I agree, Damega is junk; I would stay away from the ETD lights as well. The siren is your choice but I think it's overkill to have 15 aux. switches with the amount of lights you're running.

 

[zacharyr122]

Get rid of the crap Damaga. It'll burn down your car, regardless how its wired up.

Also you don't need a siren option- you are using courtesy lights in NY State. No siren use allowed/permitted.

I was using it for airhorn tones only.

 

[zacharyr122]

I agree, Damega is junk; I would stay away from the ETD lights as well. The siren is your choice but I think it's overkill to have 15 aux. switches with the amount of lights you're running.

Each of the nforce lights needs 2 12v power lines, for color switching. Thats why i needed the 9 aux inputs.

 

[Mrbaxter]

are you able to get the nForce dash light in blue/green?

 

[zacharyr122]

are you able to get the nForce dash light in blue/green?

yes, I had it custom ordered. took a week from fed sig. there is a dual color mode. byy applying 12v to the white and red at same time it will flash the alternate color.