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Pūtau2 specializes in the design and manufacture of high-quality vehicle warning systems and emergency lighting products. The brand provides a comprehensive range of solutions for emergency service and utility vehicles, including LED lightbars, directional warning modules, and robust siren amplifiers. Notable products such as the SDC100W Siren Amplifier and the FX6 Warning Light Head demonstrate the company's commitment to reliability and compliance with international safety standards like SAE and ECE R65.
Technicians and fleet managers rely on Cell2 for equipment that offers versatile flash patterns, durable weather-resistant designs, and ease of installation. Whether for police, fire, ambulance, or construction applications, Cell2 ensures effective visual and audible warning capabilities to enhance road safety.
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For most Cell2 lightheads, such as the FX6 or LP22 series, apply +VDC momentarily to the Flash Pattern selection wire (often Yellow or Brown) while the unit is active to cycle to the next pattern. Quickly tapping it three times typically resets it to the default pattern.
The SDC100W requires connecting the RED wire to the vehicle battery (+VDC) via a fuse and the BLACK wire to the chassis ground. The speaker wires (Green/Green-Black) connect to a 100W 11ohm speaker or appropriate load. Ignition activation (Orange wire) is required to operate the system.
Many Cell2 products, including the AK Standard LED Light Bars and BB Raiden Fit, mention compliance with SAE and ECE R65 standards. Check specific model specifications for exact certifications.
Yes, many models like the MICROBAR-EX allow synchronization. Connect the synchronization wires (often Blue or Brown) of all units together and ensure they are set to the same flash pattern group for simultaneous or alternating operation.