Police vs fire truck vs ambulance sirens in Australia

Police vs fire truck vs ambulance sirens in Australia Auditory alerts are vital for rapid responses in critical situations. A siren is crafted to capture attention quickly, helping road users to identify the emergency vehicle and clear its path for swift action. Whether for an ambulance, fire truck, or police car, choosing the right siren

18 November, 2024

Arrowboard Troubleshooting

Arrowboard Troubleshooting Please see the below trouble shooting guide for our AS Series AC7 Arrowboard. Should this not prove useful, please do not hesitate to call us on (03) 9796 5880 or email us at [email protected]. AC7 Problem Solving

15 August, 2024
Squawker reverse alarms

Squawker reverse alarms explained

Squawker reverse alarms explained A reversing vehicle is a serious safety hazard to surrounding road users. Legally required on most heavy vehicles, backup alarms alert nearby pedestrians and other drivers whenever you are reversing so that they can stay out of harm’s way. Need this type of alert system for your emergency vehicle? Squawker reversing

08 August, 2024

How LED lights work

How LED lights work Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) are an energy-efficient, long-lasting and eco-friendly solution for your fleet’s warning system. A smart alternative to incandescent and halogen bulbs, this relatively recent innovation is used in all kinds of vehicle lights, from beacons to message displays. But how do LED lights work? In a nutshell, this

01 July, 2024

Guide to flashing beacon lights on vehicles

Guide to flashing beacon lights on vehicles Flashing beacon lights are a critical component of many warning systems. From construction works to traffic control, the instant visibility made possible by these intense lights helps to alert and guide members of the public in high-stakes environments. As beacons are reserved for certain vehicles in specific scenarios,

01 July, 2024
Pilot vehicle requirements in Australia

Pilot vehicle requirements in Australia

Pilot vehicle requirements in Australia A pilot vehicle is enlisted to escort and support the safe transit of a heavy vehicle carrying oversized loads on public roads. To do this effectively, it must be kitted out with the right equipment to alert other motorists of the oncoming heavy vehicle. Below, we explain the legislative criteria

03 May, 2024