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Click for more info and reviews of this Buyers Products Emergency Vehicle Lights: https://www.etrailer.com/Emergency-Ve... Check out some similar Emergency Vehicle Lights options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Emer... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-review-bu... Collin: Hey everyone. It's Collin here at etrailer and today we're going to take a look at the Buyers Products six and a quarter inch amber strobe warning light. And this is going to be a beacon style strobe light. You can see it gives off a nice, bright strobe that's going to just alert people around you. Whether you're on the construction site, roadwork, maybe even a mining situation, just going to notify people that you are currently pulled off the road and working. So they know to steer clear, make sure to avoid any confrontation or any accidents. Now, this is going to be a halogen strobe light. You can see it gives off two bright flashes every second or so. It's also going to be a permanent mount, so you're going to need to either mount it to the roof of your vehicle with the included hardware, or, if you don't want to permanently mount it or drill into the rooftop of your vehicle, you can go the route like what we're doing.We have the Buyers Kabgard and then we also have the Buyers beacon light bracket right here attached to it. So we can get it mounted right here and then hardwired to our vehicle. This is going to be a very durable light that's going to serve your needs very well. It's got a nice plastic housing to it. It's going to be very robust and provide you a lot of years of service. The included hardware provides us with great connection points along with our base. One thing I do want to point out, it's not my favorite thing. You can hear that chirping noise that comes every time the bulb lights up. That's not necessarily a warning sound, it's just something the halogen bulb does every time it lights up. It may bother you, it may not. I just wanted to let you know. We're also going to have six and a quarter inches on our height as well as six and a quarter inches on our diameter at the base as well.When working with customers, they often ask, "Is this going to be compliant with this regulation or this regulation" So just to give you a heads up, it is going to be SAEJ845 class two certified. So that should let you know if that's going to serve your needs or not. If it does meet those certifications, this is going to be a perfect solution for you. Now, with this being a permanent mount, it is going to be best suited for those vehicles that are full-time work vehicles, that you're going to be constantly using it for work. If you're looking for something for more occasional use, there are other options available. We have some here on our website that have magnetic mounts. It just hooks up to your 12 volt outlet so you can just stick it on your roof while you're on the job.When you're done, you're headed home or going to drive around for the weekend, you can remove it and then store it in your truck. This is going to be a two wire setup, so all we need is a ground and a power wire run up to our light, generally from a switch inside the vehicle. Let's take a look at that process now. Now, to begin your install, you do want to pick a spot that you want to mount it, whether it's on the cab of your vehicle. In our case, we're going to mount it to the beacon light bracket that's attached to our cab rack. Now, we're just going to feed our wire because it's coming out of the center of our light. We'll feed it through that center hole and then we're going to have those three different bolts. So we're going to line those up the three slots on the outsides. And then we'll just take the included hardware right here and drop them through our light and through the slots of our bracket.And now the only piece of hardware we're going to be using that does not come in our kit is a large flat washer. And that's just simply because we have a long slot right here, just to provide a better connection point. So we'll just slide that washer up, and then our lock washer, and then the nuts. And I'm just going to use my hands to tighten it all the way down, as far as I can get it. Then I'll repeat this for the other two bolts as well. Now, once you have all three of them as tight as you can get them with your hands, just going to grab a Phillips head screwdriver for the top and then an L8 millimeter socket for the bottom so we can tighten it down.It doesn't have to be over tightened, you just get it pretty snug and you'll be good to go. When you're done, just give it a good shake. And you see that the entire rack is moving, so we can move on. Now, when it comes time t