Code 3 MicroDash Preemption, Traffic Signal Strobe

Code 3
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$414.99

You save: $46.08
MSRP: $461.07
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MDASHCPE
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MDASHCPE
Internal ID:
365387
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Details

A versatile design. Completely self-contained.


High and low priority preemption emitter is fully compatible with all existing preemption systems. Can be used as a dash-mount preemption signal generator or it can also be mounted inside of a lightbar. Current drain is a mere 1.35 amps and a simple two wire control scheme can be used to enable or disable the emitter using either a 12 volt source or ground.

 

High or low priority transmission is selected with a single wire. The Microdash Preemption is built on the extremely popular Linear Microthin housing and lens design; the modular construction makes changes in the field a snap.

Features
  • High and low priority emitter in a single unit
  • Crystal controlled accuracy - low current drain: 1.35 amps
  • Active high and active low enable/disable
  • Single wire high/low priority selection
  • Flashback shield and windshield bracket included
  • Bail mount bracket and all hardware included
  • Compatible with all existing Pre-emption emitters and detectors
Dimensions
  • Height: 1.75"
  • Width: 6.00"
  • Depth: 6.20"

Sold for use in Designated Emergency Vehicles only.

We are permitted to sell these lights to only Emergency Response Personnel, official departments, or governmental bodies allowed to operate a Designated Emergency Vehicle. Purchaser is required to submit two forms of official identification plus a letter of authorization signed by your superior on your department or governmental letterhead.

Unauthorized use or possession of a preemption strobe in a non-designated vehicle could result in criminal prosecution and severe fines in some states. It is the customer's responsibility to determine and comply with all applicable laws and emergency vehicle regulations and designations to assure compliance. Consult your federal, state, and local laws and regulations, or your local police department if you have questions regarding the use of these products. All orders for this item will be placed on hold pending verification of authorization and required ID's.

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  • 5
    3M Systems Might have Codes

    Posted by Verified Buyer on Dec 1st 2014

    If your city has the 3M System you might want to ask if they've encoded the receivers. If so the Nova units might not trigger the 3M System

  • 5
    No issues yet

    Posted by Verified Buyer on Jul 20th 2014

    I have installed and used a handful of these lights in my town, and they never fail to work. I have been using them for several years now with no issues. Easy to install and uninstall. Anytime the sensor does not trip the traffic light it has been found to be an issue with the receiver not the emitter. Will continue to buy this product.