Rescue Lights Recommendations?

[Igooooor]

I been thinking about installing some rescue lights on my rig. This would help to become more visible in emergencies be it recovery or (more likely in my case) something unexpected happening on freeway to make other drivers be alert.

Any recommendations or tips in right direction would be appreciated.

 

[TCLLC]

I been thinking about installing some rescue lights on my rig. This would help to become more visible in emergencies be it recovery or (more likely in my case) something unexpected happening on freeway to make other drivers be alert.

Any recommendations or tips in right direction would be appreciated.

something to consider, lets say something happens on the highway and you turn on your lights to alert other drivers. you are going to distract them to you and they could easily not see what you are trying to alert them to.

to me its way too much of a liability and depending on your local laws, you may be at fault if anything were to happen. if you really want to do this, I would check out your local laws first to ensure its not a liability.

 

[Igooooor]

Good angle that I haven’t considered. I am not taking about anything crazy. Think more visible hazards vs a CHP light show. I am pretty sure as long as lights are orange and not blue or red, it is fine.

 

[Maadcaap]

Desert racers run an amber light off the back to be more visible in the dust.. I have seen a couple of guys running these as an extra safety measure on trail runs.. pretty bright.. so if your changing a flat at night on the road you will be more noticable

 

[Igooooor]

That sounds pretty good. Do you have a photo example?

 

[Spenny]

my google fu is bad, theres a company in Stanton CA that has a pretty good amber flasher light that i use as a dust light. Focal Engineering is the company. I ordered the light through their instagram. $44

 

[TK-422]

Something like this?



4 18W LED lights and a 72W wigwag chip.

 

[Igooooor]

That’s exactly it! Thank you.

I haven’t settled on rack yet, how are they attached?