ASPL 2x16.8 inch Emergency Flashing LED Traffic Advisor Strobe Light Bar 32LED 26 Flash Patterns Interior Safety Warning Lights (Red/White)

The media could not be loaded.  I have this lightbar and other ASPL products in an attempt to keep from being run over on highway while helping others. This traffic advisor is bright and flexible and the cig lighter cord is nice & long. I am running this bar in addition to a pair of deck lights in rear window and a 29.5 inch magnet mount bar on roof. Using different flash patterns on each type of light along with different height levels helps catch the attention of traffic. I am impressed with the ASPL products both quality versus price. These lights are a great example of having more warning power due to longer bar instead of the smaller 12 or 15 inch bar that are complacent on every construction vehicle.

The media could not be loaded.  Suction cups were garbage but the lights are super bright. I removed the suction cups and flipped the side L brackets so they’d sit flush with my glass and used some 30lb mounting tape to secure to the glass. If the suction cups did work they’d be so bulky I’d have them by the middle of the window.Video is through 18% tinted glass during the day.

Having had a history of trying different made-in-China emergency LED traffic advisor light bars, I have a pretty good idea of which units have a better impact on the road. When choosing such emergency deck bars, pick the brightest output gear that you can afford. Many find it hard to stomach paying for 3-watt per LED light sticks, which can run many hundreds of dollars to well over $1,000 each. That opens the market for these cheap items, and while they look similar the difference between one and another is like night and day.The ASPL unit has a wonderfully focused beam when viewing directly into the light bar. However it can have less impact when viewing from the side. The other unit that I tried - LE-JX - yields a spread out light output, yet I will not trust that kind of diffused light spread to be mounted in my vehicle and used to warn drivers (many of whom are already distracted while behind the wheel).Quite often I find myself on interstate highways and so I need as much throw as possible to warn people from a distance, rather than as they get close. The ASPL unit throws enough of focused light that more people will recognize that something’s happening on the road and to be cautious.Many people add only several seconds of video on Amazon of these sticks operating in pitch black. It’s easy to make any LED light bar look as if it’s throwing out blinding light when videos are taken at night. Don’t let that fool you because it’s your life on the line when out in the trenches on highways and city streets. But I’m NOT adding this ASPL unit to the rear (mounted against the SUV hatch window) which also has a focused output. Why?Build quality. Upon examining the light, there’s an exposed wire that burrows into the main light and one of them is frayed against the aluminum housing. Add the fact that there is a “QC Passed” sticker less than an inch from the wire tells me that one cannot expect that this build doesn’t have potential shorts or who knows what else buried beneath the housing.It’s not that difficult to build something with better quality than this but you get what you pay for. So I’m investing in either the Extreme Tactical Dynamics Elemental 40, or Lamphus SolarBlast 48W unit. They might cost 3X the price of these but when you’re putting your life out there - plus the lives of others driving while you’re operating emergency lights - it’s a no-brainer to spend the kind of money that pays for units which are brighter and more reliable.

I am an EMT and purchased this for the windshield of my Mazda CX-9. I originally purchased the Amber/White but decided to switch to the Red/White.I placed this towards the top of the windshield and ran the wiring across the top/sides/glove compartment until the socket, so it looked neat & tidy with not much wiring visible without doing any extensive installation. As my car is a lease, I can remove these without any permanent changes having been made to the car.The different options of light patterns is very helpful depending on your needs, I went with a super intense pattern that I liked.The lights feel like very high quality material, because of that, they are heavy. The suction cups provided are very good quality but depending on your windshield they may not hold up. The best way to have the suction cups work, is to place it on a flat surface, if its on a curved surface it won't stay on as well.I had it on properly where it didn't fall down, until one day my 2 Year old yanked it off, and since then I was never able to get the left side to stick properly. My temporary solution was to let one corner of the light bar rest on top of the rearview mirror for support.Overall I am super happy with these light bar and highly suggest this brand if you are on the market for this style of lights.

The media could not be loaded.  1st the light itself is bright and you have 23 combinations of flashing patterns to choose most are in 3 from slow, medium, and fast.2nd the brackets the suction cups are good so far they haven’t fell off or moved. But the brackets could be better to use at 90 degree angle they match the housing and doesn’t count for the lens of the LED.The way I mounted is in the back of my window of a Chevy Silverado behind both head rest with the suction cups on the bottom instead of the top and they are holding.Good light for the price to be seen on the Highway. Just need the bracket to account for the lens of the LED.

Pretty disappointed all of the suction cups that came with the product were damaged or weren’t packed properly and were unusable when I opened the box lights are bright but they don’t work when you have no way to mount them.

Suction cups dont hold +very hard to assemble