Blazer Standard Profile Warning Beacon - LED - Magnetic Mount - 9 Flash Patterns

Video Transcript for Review of Blazer Emergency Vehicle Lights - Warning Light - BL83VR

Hello, everybody, this is Jeff at etrailer.com. Today, we'll take a look at this Blazer Magnet-Mount LED Warning Beacon. Now this is a standard profile warning beacon that alert other drivers and pedestrians of the presence of your service vehicle. When it's on, it'll be 124 flashes per minute, gives you 360 degrees of lighting. So it's ideal for towing, plowing, transportation, warehouse and even agricultural applications. The lens on this is a nice tough polycarbonate lens.

It is impact-resistant, and it is has hazard IP67 rating for protection against dust and moisture. The power cord right here plugs into your vehicle's 12-volt power outlet, and the control switches, there's two of them. They're located on the power cord so that you can operate the light from inside your vehicle, has separate switches for power and for the pattern selection. I am gonna hook this up to some power to show you the light and how it works. First, I wanna go through the base on it.

It is a mag, non-scratch magnetic base right here, the circle. This will secure to your vehicle's roof, which means the unit can be quickly mounted, repositioned, and removed for storage when not in use. If you want also, they have holes on the side that you could permanently mount this if you prefer. But just to show you the magnetic base, have a piece of metal here, and you'll be able to see (metal clanking) snaps right on there. Stays pretty good.

It's got a very tough pull to it. (metal clanking) It's not real easy to remove unless you're really trying. So I don't think it's gonna slide off or fall off. (throat clearing) Now I'm gonna demonstrate the patterns. We're gonna hook this up to some power.

I have a 12-volt power outlet right here. So if I go ahead and push in my switch there, and then I have my power switch, has a red line on it to let you know when it's on. The power switch, when you turn it on, it's gonna light up to let you know it's lit. And you can see it's starting its first pattern. I'm gonna turn off the light. There's the amber. It'll give you three amber only, three white, and then three combination. I'm gonna go through 'em all. This is the first one. And then if we switch it, you just push the toggle switch. The next one you could see is a faster flash. And it's, again, it's all amber. The next one is a rotation amber flash. So that's the three amber-only ones. So when we push it again, it'll start the pattern over but it's using white this time so you could see. And I am gonna zoom out so you can see how bright it or how bright it lights up the whole studio here. Push it one more time, it'll give you the faster. And one more time, (switch clicking) it's gonna give you the rotation. So that's six of them. And then the last three are gonna be a combination. So we push it once (switch clicking) flashes amber, then white, amber, then white. So that's that pattern. (switch clicking) Push it, another one. So now it's a faster amber and white. And then the ninth one or the last one is a combination of amber and white rotation. And turn back on our light. Turn off our power. (switch clicking) Specs on this, the size, the base, at the widest point or the diameter is gonna be right at about 4 3/4 inches. The height from the bottom to the very top, 3 3/8 inches. Now the power cord, just unplug that. (socket clicking) This power cord, you can see it's a coiled power cord. In the retracted like it is now positioned, it looks about 16 inches long. If you extend it all the way out, you'll get up to 12 feet extended. But that should do it for the review on the Blazer Magnet-Mount LED Warning Beacon.