Oops...

[ur20v]

So I was dinking around with one of my LEDX bars (I know, I know, I need to be working on my 18 strobe Edge but, hey look! A squirrel!) and I think I killed one of the narrowstik heads... They have 4 wires coming off the back of them: red, black, blue, yellow. Only the red and black are connected, but the blue wire has a lug crimped on the end and the yellow is cut off at the strain relief. I had one powered up and tried grounding the yellow wire and got no result. So I touched my grounded lead to the lug on the blue wire and the head went out, and has not come back to life. I tried googling for connections for these heads but found nothing. Either sets of numbers also don't get any results. Anyone know what model these heads are and what the yellow and blue connections actually do? Thanks.

 

[Dave F]

maybe its cause i just woke up, but that doesnt look like any C3 head ive ever seen

 

[shues]

I thought the same at first, but then the e11 in the corner looked familiar enough. These appear to be Code 3 XT3 heads.

XT3 Stik Series

Push Bumper/Rear & Side Windows

www.code3esg.com

 

[ur20v]

Thanks guys. From the documentation I saw, grounding the blue wire changes the pattern, and leaving connected for ~5 seconds turns the light off. So maybe I just need to try grounding it again.

 

[Dave F]

I thought the same at first, but then the e11 in the corner looked familiar enough. These appear to be Code 3 XT3 heads.

XT3 Stik Series

Push Bumper/Rear & Side Windows

www.code3esg.com

didnt even think of that line at first since he mentioned the LEDX heads

good catch

 

[ur20v]

I thought the same at first, but then the e11 in the corner looked familiar enough.

Something I actually know a little about! The lowercase e in the box means the lamp was approved for use by EEC directive, and the number 11 after the e means it was approved by the United Kingdom.

 

[shues]

Something I actually know a little about! The lowercase e in the box means the lamp was approved for use by EEC directive, and the number 11 after the e means it was approved by the United Kingdom.

Today I learned something new!