Emergency Vehicle Products Ltd introduces new products
Emergency Vehicle Products Ltd (EVP), offering a range of automotive and safety products for emergency and utility services, have introduced a new product range to their lighting portfolio.
During June 2019 EVP introduced a new line of lighting products to their website. These lightheads, beacons and lightbars complement existing products currently available offering a complete lighting solution to emergency and utility vehicles.
The C12 MAG LED beacon provides a convenient amber or blue warning light which can be quickly charged and ready for 8 hours of operation. A remote control allows for easy on/off and pattern change. With a strong magnet and IP68 rating, this beacon is ideal for everyday use.
The VisorMate offers a combination of work light and warning light with a selection of “Police”, “Fire”, “Doctor” or bespoke backlit sign. This light is easy to mount using velcro tapes and is quick to control via integrated buttons.
The NR6 low profile lighthead is available in blue, amber, red and white. Due to its compact design this light is suitable for tight spaces like front grills making it an ideal pursuit light. Synchronisable with these lights is the Ant Pro LED hideaway light. It is small but mighty and available for flush or profile mount.
To the lightbar range we have added the Osprey 3 and 4. These mini lightbars offer compact but powerful warning which is mountable via magnets or hardwired to the roof of an emergency vehicle. Six (Osprey 3) or 16 (Osprey 4) super bright 3W LED modules provide 360 degrees of warning with 19 built-in flash patterns. Another lightbar, the Mini Adventurer is an affordable, powerful and compact light with 360° degree lighting and 25 flash patterns. This bar is waterproof, robust and solid and offers easy installation via magnets or bolts.
“We are committed to providing our customers with a complete solution. Adding these ancillary lights to our portfolio offers emergency vehicles high quality, powerful visibility and safety to operatives.” explains EVP Managing Director Paul Garner.
