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(click the agency link to view pictures
and info)
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Pleasantville NY FD
~ Somers
NY PD
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Katonah NY FD
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Greenwich
CT FD
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Redding PD ~
Armonk NY FD
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South Salem NY FD
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2008 Dodge Charger
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The Pleasantville
Fire District,
located in
Westchester County
New York, recently
took delivery of
their new Chief’s
command vehicle, a
2007 Chevrolet
Police Package
Tahoe.
The overall
conversion package
includes a 55 inch
Whelen Freedom LED
lightbar, two 700
series Super LEDs
behind the front
grille, a TIR6 LED
Traffic Advisor
above the ear cargo
door, headlight
flasher and four
HideAway strobes in
the rear
taillights. Two
Whelen Strip Lite
LEDs were added to
the upper face of
the rear cargo door,
that are visible to
vehicles approaching
from the rear. A
CenCom system and
100 watt siren
speaker complete the
warning system.
The cargo
compartment command
cabinet contains a
slide out incident
command board,
hanging file drawer,
storage compartments
for 1st
responder gear, and
walkaway SCBA
bracket. It also
provides a mounting
platform for rear
control heads for
the two department
radios, the new
Westchester County
trunked radio and
three portable
radios. Two
additional utility
lights were added
for supplemental
lighting during
night operations.
The center console
is a 24 inch Havis-Shields
which contains the
radio control heads,
CenCom system
controller, dual cup
holder and 6 inch
storage
compartment. A
custom exterior
graphics package
finished the outside
of the vehicle.
SPECIALTY WARNING
SYSTEMS WOULD LIKE
TO EXPRESS OUR
APPRECIATION TO THE
PLEASANTVILLE FD FOR
ALLOWING US TO WORK
WITH THEM ON THE
CONVERSION OF THEIR
NEW COMMAND VEHICLE.
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The Katonah New York
Volunteer Fire
Department recently took
delivery of their newest
Chief’s vehicle, a 2008
Chevrolet Suburban. The
KVFD invested many
months in the planning
of 22-1-2 to achieve
their goal of a vehicle
capable of fulfilling
multiple first responder
and incident command
responsibilities.
The Whelen lighting
system is comprised of a
55 inch Freedom FX LED
lightbar, 700 series
Super LEDs in the
grille, 400 series LEDs
on each outer corner and
two TIR3 Super LEDs
mounted on the outside
of the rear cargo door.
Four additional TIR3s
were mounted inside the
cargo compartment to
provide supplemental
lighting when the door
was raised while a TIR3
Traffic Advisor was
incorporated into the
rear headliner to
provide traffic
control. A CenCom
system with a 100 watt
siren speaker and
headlight flasher,
complete the warning
system.
Two dual halogen
floodlights mounted
under the rear of the
truck work in
conjunction with the OEM
reverse lights and
afford extra nighttime
ground lighting. Two
Whelen LED compartment
lights were also added
to the inside face of
the cargo door to
provide command cabinet
area lighting.
The rear command cabinet
is custom built to the
FDs specs and contains
storage for EMS,
incident command and
firefighting supplies as
well as a flip up IC
board with a clear
overaly. This clear
sheet allows for maps,
pre plans or scene
management materials to
be placed under a
marking surface, for
ongoing informational
updates. The
Westchester County trunk
radio, dual power
outlets, handlight and
Knox SentraLok were all
installed at this rear
position to simplify
command operations and
consolidate all
necessary components in
one location. The front
of the cabinet was used
as a centralized
mounting location for
all vehicle &
communications
electronics. Identical
cabinets were recently
installed in Chief’s
cars 1-1 and 1-3 to
accomplish
standardization among
the three cars to
provide improved scene
management
capabilities.
A 24 inch Havis-Shields
console incorporates the
CenCom control head,
County and FD radios,
scanner, power outlets,
cup holder and storage
compartment. A custom
reflective graphics
package duplicates the
other KVFD Chief’s
vehicles.
SPECIALTY WARNING
SYSTEMS EXTENDS IT’S
THANKS TO CHIEF SMITH
AND THE KVFD FOR THEIR
CONFIDENCE IN US TO
PROVIDE THEIR NEWEST
COMMAND VEHICLE.
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The Town of Somers
Police Department
recently received their
new Tahoe patrol
vehicle, replacing a
retired Crown Victoria.
The warning system is
primarily LED based,
with a 55 inch Liberty
SX LED lightbar, two
split red/white 700
Super LEDs in the
grille, Super LED Mirror
Beams, a six head
Dominator in the rear
cargo window, four rear
HideAway strobes and two
TIR3s which were
installed on the outside
of the cargo door. A
headlight flasher and
Whelen electronic siren
finish the system.
The 15 inch Havis-Shields
Angled Series console
was installed on a Trak
Mount and houses the
department radio, siren,
scanner, power outlets,
dual cup holder, map
light and Mag Lite.
The graphics package
matches the other SPD
vehicles and is entirely
reflective.
SPECIALTY WARNING
SYSTEMS EXTENDS THEIR
THANKS TO THE SOMERS PD
FOR ALLOWING US TO WORK
WITH THEM TO DELIVER
THEIR NEW PATROL TAHOE.
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Specialty Warning Systems has recently finished and delivered, the
second of two new Chief’s command vehicles to the North Castle Fire
Department / District 2 in Armonk New York. 2022 and 2021 are
identical 2007 Chevrolet Suburbans that serve as front line response
and command vehicles to the Town of North Castle in Westchester
County New York.
Whelen provides the majority of the lighting system with a fully
loaded 55 inch Freedom FX lightbar, rear mounted Mini Freedom, split
red/white TIR6s at each front & rear corner and 700 Super LEDs in
the grille. Two Strip Lite LEDs and four TIR3 LEDs were installed
in the rear cargo compartment to provide additional rear facing
warning when the cargo door is raised. A CenCom Gold system
controller, 100 watt siren and headlight flasher, complete the
system. Two maximum intensity LED Strip Lites were installed in the
face of the cargo door to provide cargo compartment lighting for
night operations while two dual halogen floodlights were also added
for rear facing ground and perimeter lighting.
A
custom electronics cabinet was fabricated and installed in the cargo
compartment to centralize all vehicle electronics, communications
equipment and basic scene management controls. The County trunk
radio, FD low and high band radios, portable radio charger and 12V
power outlets were all installed in this custom cabinet.
The
24 inch Havis console incorporates all three fire department radios,
dual cup holder, 12V power outlets, armrest and storage box with a
custom bracket to relocate the OEM rear heat/stereo control, into
the console.
A
white on white graphics package provides a very exterior with custom
department logo on each front door.
WE
EXTEND OUR APPRECIATION TO THE TOWN OF NORTH CASTLE / DISTRICT 2
COMMISSIONERS AND CHIEF OFFICERS, FOR PLACING THEIR CONFIDENCE IN
SPECIALTY WARNING SYSTEMS IN THE CONVERSION OF THESE TWO IMPORTANT
VEHICLES.
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The Redding CT
Police Department
has just taken
delivery of their
new 2007 Expedition,
assigned to the
shift sergeants(s),
configured to
function as the
shift supervisors
vehicle and overall
police department
(on scene) Incident
Command post.
Lighting is a Whelen
system including a
Liberty LED
lightbar, 400 series
LEDs in the front,
two LIN6 LEDs on the
outside of the cargo
door, eight head
Dominator in the
rear window and two
head Dominators in
the rear side
windows. A
headlight flasher,
Whelen CenCom
controller and CPI
light/siren
combination (mounted
on the pushbumper)
complete the system.
As with the rest of
the Redding PD
fleet, a Go Rhino
pushbumper was
installed to provide
added front end
protection. It
also provides a
convenient and more
efficient platform
for the front end
and side warning
LEDs and siren
speaker.
Supplemental self
contained halogen
lights are to be
added in the near
future, to provide
additional takedown
lighting to the
front of the
vehicle.
Pushbumpers are
installed on every
RPD vehicle and have
more than proven
their benefit in
several deer strikes
that have occurred
over the years.
The cargo
compartment command
center was installed
to store traffic
control,
investigative, EMS
and scene management
supplies. A
slide out command
board allows for
scene planning,
personnel tracking
and planning while
multiple radios
provide for regional
multi agency
communications.
Two Whelen LED
compartment lights
mounted in the cargo
door provide general
lighting to the work
area while two dual
halogen floodlights
mounted under the
rear bumper, provide
for ground lighting
and added visibility
while the vehicle is
in reverse.
A 30” Havis-Shields
console contains FD
& PD radios, CenCom
control head, dual
cup holders, a
storage box, side
mount armrest,
supplemental
switching and two 12
volt power outlets.
It also provides a
stable mounting
surface for a
Panasonic Toughbooks
computer and
MagLite. An
AOI airbag option
switch was installed
(similar to every
RPD vehicle) to
disable the
passenger side
airbag, due to the
addition of the
Panasonic computer,
placing it in the
deployment path of
the passenger bag.
SPECIALTY WARNING
SYSTEMS EXTENDS IT’S
THANKS TO THE
REDDING POLICE
DEPARTMENT FOR THEIR
ONGOING SUPPORT AND
CONFIDENCE IN US.
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South Salem recently
accepted their new
“Utility 79”, a 2008
F350 Super Duty Quad
Cab. Several
specific goals had
to be met in the
course of the
conversion, to meet
the fire
department’s
requirements.
The lighting package
includes a 55 inch
Whelen Freedom LED
lightbar, four TIR6
Super LEDs on the
outside of the front
grille, a TIR6 LED
Traffic Advisor
cargo bed front
screen and a TIR6
mounted on each of
the four side
corners. A
headlight flasher
and taillight /
backup light flasher
along with a Whelen
electronic siren
complete the warning
system.
A unique feature of
the vehicle is the
addition of a
wireless remote
controlled Go Light
spotlight, installed
on the top of the
Freedom bar. It
allows for more than
360 degrees of
rotation and 135
degrees of pan and
tilt. Installed on
top of the lightbar,
this allows the
operator to utilize
the spotlight for
full coverage around
the perimeter of the
vehicle at almost
unlimited angles.
It utilizes a
wireless dash
mounted controller
as well as a
wireless handheld
control. This
remote controller
allows the operator
to adjust the
position of the
light from a
position away from
the truck.
As the quad cab was
designed to carry
additional
passengers, it was
important to
maintain this carry
capacity. Four
portable radios and
two Streamlight
handlights were to
be mounted inside
the passenger
compartment, thus
creating an
additional
challenge. Custom
mounts were
fabricated in the
front and under the
rear of the Havis
console for the
Streamlights, while
the four portable
chargers and two
external radio
speakers were all
mounted around the
upper perimeter of
the console. The 30
inch console
contains two radio
control heads, siren
amplifier, Traffic
Advisor controller,
two 12V power
outlets, system
switch panels, dual
cup holder and six
inch storage
compartment.
The graphics package
is done in both
reflective and gold
leaf, featuring
decorative (hand
drawn!) “flourishes”
on either side of
the unit number,
that duplicates the
artwork on all their
engines.
A Kussmaul Super
system with Auto
Eject, maintains
battery condition
with an LED graph
mounted forward of
the console
providing easy
indication of
battery level.
Under the back of
the truck, two dual
55 watt halogen
floodlights were
added, with one on
each side
functioning as
supplemental reverse
lights, and the
other pair
controlled by a
console mounted
switch, for
additional rear
floodlighting while
parked at a scene.
Four additional
floodlights were
mounted under the
truck, one at each
corner, to provide
side perimeter
lighting at night.
SPECIALTY WARNING
SYSTEMS EXTENDS
THEIR APPRECIATION
TO THE SOUTH SALEM
VFD FOR THE
OPPORTUNITY TO HELP
IN PLACING THEIR NEW
UTILITY TRUCK IN
SERVICE.
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The Town of
Greenwich (CT) Fire
Department / Fire
Marshall’s Office,
recently took
delivery of their
new 2008 Ford
Explorer.
A “low visibility”
lighting package
includes a Whelen
four head Dominator
Super LED lightbar
mounted above the
front rearview
mirror, a six head
Dominator in the
upper rear window,
two dual level 400
Super LEDs in the
grille and headlight
flasher. A 100 watt
compact siren
speaker and Whelen
A6 system controller
complete the warning
system. Two Whelen
LED compartment
lights provide
additional lighting
in the rear cargo
compartment for
nighttime
investigations.
The OEM center
console was removed
and replaced by a
Havis-Shields
vehicle specific
console which
contains the A6
controller, FD
Motorola radio, dual
cup holders, 12V
power outlets and
swing up armrest.
SPECIALTY WARNING
SYSTEMS EXTENDS IT’S
THANKS TO THE CHIEF
AND FIRE MARSHALL’S
OFFICE(s) FOR THEIR
FAITH IN US TO
PROVIDE THIS, OUR
THIRD VEHICLE FOR
THE GREENWICH FIRE
DEPARTMENT.
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Specialty Warning
Systems recently
completed this
privately owned,
2008 Dodge Charger
SRT8. The LED
warning system
incorporates a
Whelen Liberty
lightbar, eight head
(front mounted)
Dominator Super LED
lightbar, lower rear
window Inner Edge
Traffic Advisor and
two rear window dual
Dominators, all
controlled by a
Whelen CenCom Gold
system controller.
A Go Rhino
pushbumper was
installed and serves
as a mounting
platform for the
front Dominator and
two HID driving
lights. All system
electronics are in a
concealed mounting.
The trunk contains a
Havis-Shields
sliding trunk tray
for first responder
equipment, two LED
compartment lights
and two TIR3 LEDs
for additional
warning to the rear,
when the trunk lid
is raised. The
sliding tray allows
for bulky equipment
to be consolidated
in one common
location, remaining
out of the way until
required.
A “nightstripe”
reflective graphics
package was
installed…..virtually
undetectable during
the day, it affords
a significant amount
of nighttime
reflectivity when
illuminated.
OUR
THANKS TO THE OWNER
OF THIS UNIQUE
VEHICLE FOR
SELECTING SPECIALTY
WARNING SYSTEMS.
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