SOS Intersector Question

[Kevin K.]

I've read the installation guide multiple times, and it's still not entirely clear if this is possible. What I want to do is purchase one pair of the under-mirror Intersectors and one pair of the surface-mount Intersectors. I want to configure this similar to the CHP setup with the Raiders and Mirror-Beams. The surface-mount modules will be mounted to the side of my push bumper. When my truck is in drive, I want to have the driver's side Intersectors flashing simultaneously and alternate with the passenger-side modules. When my truck is in park, I want all four modules to go steady-burn.


Is this possible?

 

[TritonBoulder47]

I don't think it would be possible on their own... You'd have to use a seperate flasher that has the capability to do 2 different modes... (like a Whelen ULF-44)

 

[Carlos SpicyWeiner]

They do have a "cruise mode" input which would make this possible. Just a matter of putting power to the cruise wire when it is in park.

 

[TritonBoulder47]

They do have a "cruise mode" input which would make this possible. Just a matter of putting power to the cruise wire when it is in park.

Ah yes, I forgot about that... But which mode is primary...? I would assume that "Warning" mode would be the primary and thus over-riding the "Cruise" mode...

 

[C2Installs]

Cruise overrides. The red wire is main power and activates warning mode in the pre-selected pattern. Applying power to green wire while in flash mode activates cruise. I actually wish it was reversed, as that would make cruise mode useful for most installs, but in the OP's scenario, the Intersectors will work. They can also be set to steady burn as a warning pattern and slaved to a flasher. Be aware that steady burn mode is only full power for about 1-2 seconds and then drops to about 75% or less to avoid overheating.


I like OP's idea for park override..