UPFITTER’S BENCH Whelen V-Series Wide-Angle Warning Light
tions, the puddle light feature makes the V-Series lights a triple-function product, adding to their versatility and value. T e original V-Series light is the V23,
based on Whelen’s M2 light, and comes standard in surface-mount confi guration. T e V23 has an optional angled surface mount adaptor, which allows it to match vehicle body contours, as well as a pedestal- mount kit. T e 500 V-Series is based on Whelen’s most prolifi c light head design, and will fi t most mounts, bezels and applications designed for that classic product. T e larger 400 V-Series light can be surface-mounted or used with an optional pedestal mount. T e ION V-Series utilizes existing ION
mounts and comes standard with a uni- versal mounting bracket. It has now been added to Whelen’s SideKick™ fender light application for Ford Interceptor and Chevy Caprice sedans. Additionally, Whelen’s ex- cellent Mirror-Beams™ can be ordered with ION V-Series lights for exceptional versatil-
• Keyless entry combination lock enables all team members access. • Locking Cable or Mounting Sleeve provide secure storage locations. • Inside is lined to protect and cushion contents. • Welded steel construction • Durable powder coat fi nish
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