Video Transcript for Review of Optronics Emergency Vehicle Lights - Rectangle - OPT93AB

Hello, neighbor, Steven here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look together at our Optronics LED amber and blue strobe light. It's a surface mount with 54 amazing flash patterns. Now folks, I wanna caution you, later on in this video, I'm gonna be doing some demos with the lights off and the strobe functions alternating different patterns. So if you're susceptible to those kind of things, please either stop the video now, I will let you know later on when we get to that part, and at that point you can either shut it off or fast forward as needed as well. So, folks, getting into it, a nice amber and blue low-profile strobe light is gonna alert other drivers and pedestrians to the presence of your service vehicle, trailer, whatever you've got this mounted on.

And it is designed to fit in tight spaces. So it's an impressive 2 1/2 long, 2 1/16 tall by only 3/8 of an inch thick. So very impressed with the thin part of it. The nine holes center to center are right at two inches on center. They give you a nice plastic bezel to complete the nice, sleek, thin-line look, and you get a nice adhesive backing kind of gasket, if you will, that goes on the back here when you're installing, and two aluminum screws for installation to also not have to worry about rust, corrosion, those kind of things.

Durable polycarbonate lens with a sealed aluminum housing, so it's super durable and weather resistant. It's compatible with both 12 and 24-volt DC systems, and it has a five pigtail wire system back here. So you've got red and black for power and ground, and then you've got yellow for the, I'm sorry, white for the other color. So you got blue and amber here, and then you've got yellow and blue. Blue's gonna change the strobe function.

Yellow's gonna be particularly for wiring it up, that way you can either have an alternate function to allow multiple lights wired together and then take turns, kinda like a wigwag kind of thing, side to side, or a synchronized function where you can allow multiple lights wired together to display a pattern in unison. So maybe down the side of your truck or trailer or something like that. Now, as you know, LEDs are light, highly efficient, durable, and super long-lasting. So folks, this is the point of the video where I'm gonna wire this up and then we will get into some strobe functions. So if you need to turn away, now's the time to do it or fast forward or stop the video altogether.

Now first I'm just gonna show you the one color, and then I'll add the blue or amber, whichever one, and then I'll go through the strobe functions and I'll even turn the lights off. So right now, you just got the amber there. Let's go ahead and add the blue to it, bear with me. And let's turn off the overhead lights. All right, so you can see it's alternating. All I have to do is tap the blue wire to a positive and then I can change the flash sequence. So right now it's just amber. I can tap again and do just blue. And from what I've found, every time you tap, you get either an alternating color, single, both, whatnot. I'm gonna zoom out now so you can kind of get an idea from far away how bright it is. And once again, folks, 54 different flash patterns. I tried to go through 'em myself earlier this morning before shooting this video, and I was really impressed with all the different options. And basically, like I said, kind of goes either amber then blue, and then amber-blue mixed, and then just the speed and the way it strobes and stuff changes. So if you can imagine yourself on the dark road at night, having these super bright LEDs would definitely make you visible, a lot more safer out there on the roads. Even in the daytime, LEDs are super bright and vibrant. And I am just constantly tapping this here to change these strobe functions. So again, lots of different options. Again, we're not gonna go through all 54, would just take too long, I feel like, but you get the idea. So once you make your purchase and you get this to your front door and you're ready to install it yourself, you will have everything you need. Let's go ahead and turn the overhead lights back on. Now, folks, we do also offer these lights in different color combinations. We've got amber by itself, clear or white by itself, we've got red and amber, white and amber, white and blue, as you can see, amber and blue. So different options out there. Check our website for different options if this particular color's not what you're looking for. And that's gonna wrap it up for our quick look today together, folks. I'm Steven, thank you so much for your time. Stay safe while you're towing.