TIR 3 watt 4 LED Emergency Vehicle Grill Warning Light Head

This company does not return phone calls, chat messages or emails. Product is good, however they have no customer service. I got this one and have it working and wanted to get the 6 wire version so I can use my timer to flash it and then switch to cruise mode as a steady 3rd brake light on my Can Am Spyder trike. They are not returning my phone calls or answering my emails. Guess they just do not care about the little guy! So I just went ahead and ordered the 6 wire version because I basically like the product. Just do not expect to get any help from them. This is the timer I am using. I believe that I can connect the cruise green wire to the the NO terminal on the output relay and it is going to switch to steady on. Hopefully this works, as LED Equiped was to help at this point. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07BT25J52/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1OK, installed the timer and set it for 20 +/- seconds. Press and hold brake pedal and strobe flashes for 20 seconds or what ever you set it for. It goes off if you lift your foot earlier. Once it times out, a quick release of the brake and back on restarts the timer with strobe light on again.Settings:S1 ONS2 OFFS4 ClosedS5 OpenS6 OpenS7 ClosedI ran a jumper from the VCC in (12V DC in) to the common on the relay output. Note: Jumper S5 will do this also, however current is limited through the jumper.LED strobe is connected to NC out on the relay.

Bought a mobility electric quad from NOT A WHEELCHAR built by Utah Trike. I installed two 4 LED red tail lights on her Rig. I work highway construction and I am familiar with sealed led emergency/caution lights. They last for years in all weather so these were my natural choice for my wife's mobility quad bike. The plus is the high low setting. High for things like emergency and construction (use amber LED) vehicles and low for things like my wife's rig. I set them for a slow sync flash on the low power setting. Her Rig uses 2) 48v electric bike batteries, so I installed a 48v to 12v converter for the lights. The wired the lights to come on when the batteries or switched on.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Great product, works and functions as it should, and its well made. I installed the Swift 2 TIR4 on the back of my new Triumph Trophy motorcycle as a brake flasher for high visibility when braking or stopping, in addition to my regular brake light. As most riders know, visibility is a big safety concern when riding. I first saw the TIR3 LED about 3 years ago on the back of other bikes during a long distance trip to the Smoky mountains. I was really impressed with the brightness of the strobe during daylight hours and how much more visible they were when braking. I immediately put one on the back of my bike when I got back. Now I have a new bike and saw that the TIR4 was available and upgraded to the Swift 2 TIR4 on the new Triumph Trophy bike. Work great as expected. Here's a video of it mounted on the bike with day/night comparison.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PfLkN-IwTo

Very pleased with these lights, I ordered a pair for a friend's POV.The lights arrived promptly and well packaged, included a sponge-like rubberized seal and screws for installation. For $30 each, these lights boast an impressive light output in a high quality package with all of the expected features on the market today.I've upfitted emergency vehicles for years and I'm very impressed with the value of these lights, will be ordering more for my own POV soon.

Bought this and have it set to the solid pattern for an extra brake light on my motorcycle. It's very bright, and definitely will help me be see.

My review is actually for the TIR3 version, as this is what the company ended up sending me for some reason...Hopefully quality control is better on these ones. One of the LEDs in my TIR3 has burned out after moderate use over the course of about a year. The light performance is quite good, and the price obviously beats the big corporations, but I'd hate to spend all the savings replacing these things every year or two.

Very bright with multiple flash pattern for every situation. Like the ability to sync and dim multiple units at the same time. However I was only able to find one alternating flash pattern. It would be nice if it had more but for the price it is worth every penny.

Installed these lights use a license plate bracket (sold separately) on the rear of my vehicle. The lights are very bright, and the patterns are relatively easy to set - but it does take a bit of trial and error if you are trying to set the same pattern on multiple lights. I plan on buying more of these in the near future.