We Took a Trip to the Stamford Fire Department!

[@l.w.c.2519]

This is, without doubt, the most quality video I have ever seen of an emergency vehicle upfit!! I love getting in to the nitty gritty of the install details and to have this quality of video and editing to go along with it? Man...perfection.

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thanks! We appreciate that

[@JeffreySchreider]

Kudos to both 10-75 and the team @stamfordfire who keep our growing city safer with technology enhancements such as this Deputy Chief Vehicle. Awesome to see the clean installation, configuration and design built in concert with the Stamford FD maintenance lead. So impressed by his knowledge of the vehicle components as its clear you worked as a team to build such a fine vehicle. Gratitude to all that you do 10-75 & our @stamfordfire department can be proud too. With sincere thanks from a Stamford CT Resident

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thank you for the kind words

[@t.j.seputis]

The quality of the videos you all put out is mind blowing. This video did a wonderful job showcasing the quality work you do. I'd love to see more videos like this

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thank you for the feedback

[@dbwater5154]

This is the best, most functional build I've seen yet! truly utilizing software, functionality, redundancy, backup solutions, and all options, including future expansion is the only way to build! Great job all around

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Wow, thanks!

[@BrickfordCityFire]

The quality of this video is outstanding. Love the in-depth overview of design, as well as the tech which is super interesting to me. Would love to see more videos like this!

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thanks for watching

[@BadDriversOfNorthCarolina]

I wish Connecticut would be more diverse with lighting. If not all then almost all of Whelen is there. Yes, Whelen is manufactured there but Sound Off is manufactured in Michigan yet it has so many different lighting from the companies. The chief even said that the older siren didn't help enough. It's cool to hear the EQ2B, so that's good.

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thanks for watching

[@chriswilson9230]

Outstanding job by all involved in this project. I am very impressed with the outcome. You’ve given me some great ides to rework items in my FMO truck. I am working with a stock truck and ARE cap, but a little ingenuity goes a long way.

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Great to hear!

[@jeannesarfatyglazer5005]

So cool to see this powerful deployment of Adashi's C&C software @ Stamford Fire!

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thanks for watching

[@timirwin6659]

The box holding all the electronic elements, is that a "stock" box that you could buy or did 10-75 custom build the box. In desperate need of a box to hold all the code 3 stuff.

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

The underseat electronics compartment can be found www.1stinproducts.com/electroniccompartments

[@joshbarron4415]

What are the AUX switches used for and labeled as?

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Scene lights and ground lights

[@Jacob-mm8xq]

So is there a repeater in the truck?

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Yes

[@Jacob-mm8xq]

@@1075EmergencyVehicles That must draw a lot of power, do you guys add a second battery or use solar power for any of that equipment?

[@fireman14344]

The radio portion of the repeater uses a 20 amp fuse The repeater itself uses a 7.5 amp fuse. Of course both at 12VDC. Truck has dual batteries and has an onboard charger that stays plugged in when its in the bay. No solar.

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

We do not came with two from factory. Truck is fine on power.

[@angielucinda2882]

Great talent, keep up the good work!!! Do not waste your time - Promo SM!!

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thank you for the kind words

[@Brian-gw6di]

That's by far one of the best BC Units I've seen very well organized . Outstanding job guys

[@1075EmergencyVehicles]

Thank you!