CenCom Core™: DVI™ + V2V Sync 

I'm glad they realize that sure the lights are cool but they are overkill at night

This is why halogen lights were so popular for so long

Honestly been saying this since 90s when I became a firefighter. The moment I saw California steady lights, I was blown away. I also noticed that blue lights were more calming. Amber/Red/Clear flashing lights are blinding and hard NOT to stare at. This new technology is amazing.

I think I saw this in action last night on my drive and it was awesome! I didn’t get to see it change when they got on seem but both squads were doing the same thing very slowly and smoothly. I love it!

I think that the car to car sync is the coolest feature. I love that.

Amazing work, such a genius and wonderful invention. Hope this becomes a standard as soon as possible

Interesting concepts.

My local FD has these, they look great. Of course they have WAY to many lights to begin with (Long Island volunteer departments, lol).

What a Super system , Man. 😉

it's very neat, but more importantly: what on god's green earth is up with this dubbed-in siren good lord

Awesome Idea!! Maybe now work on Softer sirens when on scene so people can communicate better

very interesting system, how far can a vehicle before it won't sync with the one in front ?

Very well done video! :) 1:53 Makes me curious about all the things that are planned. I know you already announced some features like collision avoidance but I wonder if there are more.

When are you coming out with a new lightbar?

The Dynamic Variable Intensity Patterns kinda make the l.e.d's work like halogen lights.

This is awesome! Every police department and every brave officer deserves to be outfitted with this new cutting edge technology.

Yeah but which car takes priority and "sets" the pattern to follow?

Here in the UK, I always get annoyed at night that emergency services never or hardly ever use LOW POWER mode to dim the light heads. You just can't bloody see past them, so dangerous. I use a Liberty LED bar on my truck and have low power (violet) input wired to the side lights with an override should the lights be on in poor visibility during the day. Hopefully Woodway (Whelen's UK brother) also have this available.

Finally this issue is being addressed in U.S. emergency lighting. I wish states would introduce laws to limit the amount of lights and type of flash patterns emergency vehicles have. We went from 1 beacon to Christmas tree strobing on police cars and fire trucks that blind and paralyze drivers on roads, especially on highways at night.

Whelen can you please visit Illinois State Police about upgrading to this, They have so many lights flashing very quickly in District 15

Gonna order 20 for my department now 🤣

That’s great and all but what about when we want to blind the bad guy with our lights in a shooting scenario

So I guess a day and night mode would've made to much sense.

The only thing, people don't see first responders and we get killed because people don't look! Before retirement, I always kept the light on so that people will pass us and not approach us, they seem to get out of the way when all the lights are on! My career started in the early 90',s and lights on Emergency vehicle have also changed a lot. I just hope this new way of doing things is safe to all the first responders out there! Our lives matter too! Do what is best for the people on scene and not what is convenient for the passer byers! Be blessed 🙏❤️🇺🇸💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚑🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔🚔

But which car gets to decide what the pattern is going to be? The first car to show up? The last? What if the first car doesn’t have its directional arrow on and I decide to put mine on when I show up?

I mean it's a pretty awesome concept but I can see a few flaws with it right off the line.. The vehicle to vehicle sync won't always work. After a pursuit, police cars are gonna be scattered over the place whether it be on or off of the road with one or more departments/ counties. I like the lighting, but people aren't used to slowly sliding lights. They're used to flashing lights, which would directly connect to a fire truck, police car, ambulance, tow truck or security car. If someone seen that they possibly would think it's a road sign or a club sign or something of that sorts. If it were up to me, I'd just keep the lights flashing but dim them to a safe wattage when the driver's door is opened.

And the daytime it sucks

Cop cars at night suck honestly It’s a distraction I wish the Delaware state police would switch to the cencom core instead of the federal signal valor bar they have. Nothing against federal signal but this system would enhance their cars a lot and help with a lot of distractions on major roads

this is stupid the whole point of the faster patterns is making people slow down. the slower pattern is just going to tell people to keep goign but the faster patterns blind you and force you to slow down

V2v sync is a gimmick