Emergency Management F350 with multi color lighting and BluePrint controller from SoundOFF Signal

Today's delivery is a 2017 Ford F350 Super Duty pickup rigged up for not only fire/EMS response, but also Amber duty for snowplowing, etc.
Fitted with Tri-color lighting not only in the lightbar, but also the secondary perimeter lights. SoundOFF BluePrint control system allows every feature of the tri-color lighting to be used PLUS vehicle integration to enhance safety and ease of use for the operator.
We also feature console equipment from Gamber-Johnson. Extremely sturdy, and amazingly functional equipment!!
Enjoy, and contact us with any questions!
www.lvsolutions.net
Cheers!
~Ben

[@01RedSled]

Amazing work! Technology is awesome!

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

Deven LaVere Thank you!

[@AceBoy2099]

Sweet, I want!!! But I have absolutely no reason to have any of it, not a responder and we don't get snow to plow here on florida.... but still, I want!!! Lol

[@zanetaylor7776]

AceBoy2099 saw a video that the city brought plows to clear the streets after a hurricane.

[@retiredk9copper726]

Great install

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

DAVID L Thank you!

[@Kaekae1221]

COOL MAN

[@emt618100]

That's badass...

[@patrickmcmahon7735]

thats a real sweet setup! hate to ask the price LoL

[@chris32113200]

Nice set up!!!

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

chris igl Thank you!

[@johnnybellamy6094]

nice set up

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

Johnny Bellamy Thank you!

[@mmpolarisranger]

I've watched this a few times now and keep coming back to it. I've been looking to do the same thing for my vehicle (14 Ram 2500) because of i'm a first responder, but also do lawn/landscaping/snow. Is there a way to get a rough estimate. I'm from Michigan.

[@playsinmud]

You were mentioning night operations regarding the bed lighting, but my question is, why not incorporate red lighting in the bed to minimize night vision loss? Or, as an alternative, switchback lighting, with the user being able to choose which color light illuminates the cargo area?

[@dylanzuk615]

Great build! Too bad you couldn't figure out a way to incorporate the plow controls into the console.

[@firefighter1241]

Those grill like look like they would be blocked when the plow is attached. Giving a lot of flashback when the plow is attached and the plow making them useless when on.

[@rickfrank7934]

add a headache rack with the new feniex fusion arrow board!

[@charleskhenry]

Could you advise how much this system costs? For the labor and external lights.

[@BLACKAMUSPRIME]

Amazing job! Where can i get the running board LED’s? When I open the door, the white lights activate?

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

Those are SoundOFF mpower lights.... just give us a call!

[@LOVE-62]

Nice set up, U.S. Flag is hanging incorrect. Stars (Union) should be to the left upper corner.

[@michellegoede2258]

J Love that is called wind

[@brandonsciulli774]

wouter goede he mean the one hanging in the garage

[@thewhiterhino6837]

Awesome. How do I get this on my 04 Silverado?

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

Just give us a call! (of course it's that easy LOL)

[@MrDude9804]

We need a new video man!

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

I know! I keep trying to get Brian in front of the camera, but he's just not up for it ;-)

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

But otherwise, yes.... I've been putting more on the Facebook site. Certainly check us out there for live videos and all the current content! Cheers~Ben

[@krisleon8522]

How much does it cost for a set up like this the same way it is?

[@joewillis8932]

Radios, lights, siren, equipment and install. I'd say you're in the ballpark of 15-20k. The radio alone is almost 7k.

[@nflfootba1128]

I want dat

[@DevinKan]

Why not Whelen and CanTrol? It's the same functions and more, at the same/lower price, and way better looks.

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

Devin Kan, Thanks for watching. Here is Wisconsin, only one upfitter in the state is certified for CanTrol and they even avoid it. They are the only master in the state and prefer Blueprint as well. This build was GSA and the cost is very minimal. We have seen firsthand a few of the CanTrol builds in the state and in our opinion, Blueprint seems to function better, has less quarks or issues, and has been out and tested longer. Even though we do sell Whelen from time to time, we try to avoid it because of the cost, horrible lead times, and in all honesty, Soundoff is ahead of the curve as far as innovation and customer support.

[@DevinKan]

Honestly I would like to say that both brands are very respectable and make great products, the same true for you guys. But, in Connecticut, Whelen is the only brand seen on emergency vehicles and even the state police have custom lightbars made specifically for CT Troopers. Whelen offers discounts to in-state purchasers since they are based in CT, which I mistaked the prices for being as low elsewhere. Either way, you guys did a great build! Regards from Stamford, Connecticut! :D

[@FalconzInc]

Devin Kan Whalen used to be great. But their lead time sucks and here in NJ I'm seeing more and more departments using Soundoff.

[@2KCamaroZ28SS]

Whelen is the most expensive on the market

[@michellegoede2258]

Why don't you use blue? It is usually more visible.

[@lowvoltagesolutionsllc5442]

Great question..... Wisconsin allows only Law Enforcement to run with blue lights. The emergency management guys are stuck with other safety colors. I know other states allow blue on public works trucks, as it's color wavelength has great properties for long distance visibility especially in bad weather. Cheers! ~Ben

[@michellegoede2258]

Low Voltage Solutions LLC thank you for your answer, it is quite odd to me, because I live in the Netherlands, and here emergency services only use blue when driving code 3 and amber when standing on a dangerous spot, so the lack of blue is very strange to me.

[@Firebuff101]

Because states in the U.S. each have their own ridiculous laws regarding what colors vehicles can run. For example, in one state (I forget which), you can only have red on the driver's side and blue on the passenger's side. In California, you're required to have a steady-burn (on but not flashing) red light on at all times, whether responding or not.

[@zilch7116]

Tf is the point

[@LetsgoBrandon2023]

He went or that in the video if you watched it you would know the point of it