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The Viper® EXT! From Federal Signal


The Viper EXT uses Solaris® reflector tech- nology with 8 high-powered LEDs giving them the advantage of being the brightest compact light heads available to the emergency warn- ing market. These lights operate indepen- dently, synchronized with each other, or with any other Federal Signal light or light head that uses our highly efficient 2-phase wire technology. Pre-programmed with over 20 flash patterns to choose from, the Viper EXT is fully encapsulated into a weatherproof hous- ing making it possible to mount this light al- most anywhere inside or outside the vehicle. Viper EXT lights offer a five-year warranty. Each Viper EXT light head is shipped with its own bezel and mounting hardware. In addi- tion to the black bezel that is included, you can also choose to purchase from a variety of mounting options such as chrome bezels, motorcycle brackets or any of the vehicle spe- cific brackets. (See back side for bracket models and list prices).


Stryker Products Deliver Powerful Results!


Stryker is dedicated to delivering best-in- class solutions for real industry issues. Our customers have saved money, the risk of in- jury to both employees and patients alike, and ultimately careers through the deployment of these proven technologies. As the industry leader in ambulance cots, stair chairs, and evacuation chairs, Stryker provides you the Power to Save.


If you're an independent ambulance com- pany owner like Ralph and Rita Troeger and Dick A. Krause Sr., you're looking for every opportunity to keep your company healthy, literally and figuratively.


Ralph, Rita and Dick own Ambulance Transfer and Emergency Care Company (A- TEC) located just outside of Chicago. They feel that their company is only as good as its per- formance every time it makes a call. That un- moving standard led A-TEC, to acquire Stryker Power-PRO powered ambulance cots and Stair-PRO stair chairs.


“As an independent ambulance service, our future depends on how well we treat our pa- tients. The Stryker products help us do our job better and reduce the risk of injury to our patients and our employees.”


34 EMS PRO Magazine


When injuries go down, morale goes up . The company finds that the Stryker equip- ment is an excellent recruiting tool, as well. In addition to these benefits, the company re- ceived a $17,000.00 refund in workers' com- pensation premiums due to their reduced injury rates.


“The decision to buy Stryker EMS products has proven to be one of the best changes the company has ever made” according to Dave Davis, General Operations Manager. This information is part of a series of Stryker EMS reports you should read. Stryker examined the impact of the Power-PRO pow- ered ambulance cots and the Stair-PRO stair chairs in public, private, and municipal ser- vices ranging in size and call volume. The findings are worth considering.


Stryker EMS products are important addi- tions that save costs while improving safety factors for medics and patients alike. We can help you achieve similar results in your oper- ation.


For more information, visit: www.stryker.com or call: 800-869-0770


Features: • High output Solaris® LED reflector tech- nology


• Fully encapsulated waterproof housing • Wide angle lens for better off-axis warn- ing


• Wide variety of synchronized patterns • Models standard with Black bezel • LEDs offered in Amber, Blue, Green, Red and White


• Five-year LED warranty


For more information, visit: www.fedsig.com or call: 800-264-3578


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