AbramsT3-A Led Grille Emergency Vehicle Warning Strobe Lights (Amber)

These lights are Amazing. They are small in size and hardly noticeable when not lit. Flip the switch and they’re almost Overwhelming. Honestly, I would not want them any brighter than they are. I have no doubt these lights will be effective in getting the attention of distracted and therefore very dangerous drivers. I’ve already used them on a few such occasions and they did the trick.Seriously, I’m extremely happy with these lights and just blown away by their brightness, choice of patterns, and overall high quality. They bring a sense of preparedness through high visibility while driving today’s distracted roadways. I highly recommend them.————————————MORE INFO~ What & Why ~I purchased four of these lights for use as additional hazard lamps on my truck.Two of these are Amber and affixed to the front of my truck. They are specifically for use on a stretch of road notorious for MANY fatality accidents, most of which are head-on’s.The other two are Red and (most importantly) affixed to the rear of my truck cab. This is after several Truly Close Calls from coming to a dead stop on the interstate due to accidents further up the road. Several of these stops resulted in being Very Nearly Rear-Ended by speeding drivers not paying attention. One of which was a speeding semi that never hit his brakes and “barely” missed me by opting into running his truck off the road and down into a deep ravine.~ Do Your Homework ~Study your state laws regulating the use of these type lights. They can and do differ state by state.

Pro grade lights, worth spending more. Have had Abrams lights in the past, they hold up good.

Amazing the output of this bugger. Side by side with a Whelen TIR3 (the original USA made version of this form factor of lighthead), it's easily 20% brighter. And compared to Whelen's current price (nearly 3 times as much as the Abrams T3-R), I'll be moving to these for future projects that need a small self contained wickedly bright lighthead. I ended up using a red one to replace the CHSML (third brake light) in my 02 Chevy Trailblazer. I used a Dremel to remove the existing housing "guts" and fabricated a bracket to hold this lighthead (without the flange) in place. From the outside, you can't tell I've heavily modified the third brake light. But when I hit the brakes, OMG back off I'm braking!!!One note - this light head flange (the black part around the clear light head) has the company logo screen printed on the top. Not a deal breaker, I'd just flip it upside down if I was mounting it somewhere visible on a vehicle.Flash patterns are useful - nothing psychotic. One thing about these off brand light heads - they have an "off" pattern... And the pattern control wire is GROUNDED, not positive triggered to cycle through patterns like most light heads. RTFM before I hook up to power!

Love the lights vary bright I resently got asst chief so I got the red ones already had the blue . They both work well red I only had the grill lights till I got my dash light but the red moves traffic with no problem best light in surface mount I have had yet .

Bought two for my grille. They were securely packaged. The instructions were well written and easy to follow. Both of the black mounting flanges stripped through when I was tightening the mounting screws. I ended up super gluing one of them and was able to get the other one to hold together by mounting again. I first mounted on the outside of the grille. They were bright, but the sun did wash out a little. I re-mounted behind the grille and now they are very bright. I've only used once so far, and they worked okay. I don't use them daily. We'll see over time how well they hold up. The price was right and I felt like a got a good deal for infrequent use.

I’m a big fan of fenix strobes, they were out of stock. Ordered a set of these. The Abrams are 2/3 bigger than the fenix and put out maybe 1/3 les light. They are very directional where as the fenix are slightly curved making them very bright and visible from most angles. The Abrams straight on are pretty bright but from and non direct angle aren’t that bright at all, the screw provided didn’t work well for mounting, they are a plastic block with a black plastic sleeve that covers them. They are very chunky and will probably break fairly easily. The fenix are some sort of aluminum/magnesium alloy and are light while being very durable and considerably smaller. The Abrams are only @ $3 less per pod than the fenix. Save your money, time and disappointment and don’t buy these

Light are bright and fairly easy to install. They are a little thicker than I was expecting but still worked good where I was using them. Good Quality for the price. I would buy these again.

I bought 10 lights , 4 of combo Amber / Red , 2 red , 2 white , 2 Amber , had them almost a year now , no problems at all .. only problem i had was PD pulling me over saying they were too bright and blinding lol However I have them on a tow truck , so I told him that's the whole point , KEEPS drivers away ... With that being said , YES THEY ARE BRIGHT ..