Code 3’s® headquarters and plant is located in St. Louis, Missouri. We distribute our products to over 70 countries through a network of manufacturer’s representatives and distributors serving the public safety, municipal and industrial markets.

Code 3® employs approximately 250 employees dedicated to finding solutions for the varying needs of our customers. Our team is focused on total customer satisfaction through outstanding personnel, innovative products, seamless customer service, and world-class quality. This is exemplified in our ISO 9001 certification and our history of product innovations, such as:

• The first two-level light bar (the MX7000™)
• The first integrated directional lighting system (ArrowStik®)
• D-Tech™ halogen lighting, which creates two full-strength light signals from a single light source.
• LED X™ optical technology provides incredibly bright, high visibility signals when viewed either straight on or off angle.

Service to our community is also important, and Code 3® has been the proud recipient of several regional and national awards for employing persons with special needs.

Code 3® markets its products under the following well-known brand names:

Code 3® Emergency Lighting and Sound-Based Systems are designed for installation on emergency response vehicles such as police cars, fire apparatus, ambulances, and wreckers. This full-line of lightbars, flashers, sirens, and speakers, includes such well-known products as MX7000®,ArrowStik®, Code 360™, D-Tech™, Excalibur®, LED X™ and Javelin™.

PSE Amber™ Warning Products include a full array of products for utility vehicles, highway maintenance vehicles, industrial trucks and waste recovery vehicles. This line of lighting and sound-based warning devices and accessories includes lightbars, strobe and halogen beacons, interior package lighting, back-up alarms, Department of Transportation systems and spotlights, including such well-known products as Star Flash IV, ArrowStik® and LED X™.

Code 3® is a member of the PSE Group, a leader in highway safety solutions for the law enforcement and emergency services markets.

In a visit to our plant in 1992, President George Bush honored Code 3® in stating that our company was

“An example of where I believe this whole country should go and how we should get there. You’ve taken the challenges of foreign competition and reshaped them as opportunities and literally made your name a standard of excellence.”

Code 3®, Inc. … A proud tradition of innovation allows the emergency, municipal and industrial professional to take control of every situation.

Code 3®, Inc., 10986 North Warson Road, St. Louis, Missouri 63114-2029.

The Emergency Products Division is the leading supplier of audible and visual warning devices for vehicles. It serves the police, fire, ambulance, tow and work vehicle markets with strobe, halogen, and LED lightbars, flashers, switch controls, and high visibility beacons, as well as audible warning devices such as sirens, speakers, and back-up alarms.

From assemblers to administration, TOMAR is continually improving manufacturing efficiencies while preserving the consistent quality of our work. We take great pride in our efforts toward providing innovative products that save lives.

Research and Development

The cornerstone of innovation.

The performance and reliability of TOMAR products evolves from over a quarter century of intensive research and development of high efficiency electronic circuit designs and innovative optics.

TOMAR’s staff of highly specialized engineers employ state-of-the-art electronic design and testing equipment to create the most advanced strobe warning lights available. TOMAR’s testing and research equipment includes:

• An advanced computerized circuit simulator that defines critical tolerance parameters and troubleshoots for potential design weaknesses.
• Surface Mount Technology Computer Automated (SMT) Component Pick and Place Assembly
• A 100 foot automated light measurement tunnel which uses photometers calibrated to display measurements in candelas effective in accordance with FAA, SAE, and IES standards. High speed photodiodes are used to measure and display light pulse wave shapes to insure accuracy in light intensity output specifications.
• A fully equipped and certified test lab, capable of making all tests and measurements required by SAE and AMECA/AAMVA.
• A fast scanning spectroradiometer for color measurements.

Manufacturing and Quality Control

Striving to produce high quality products.

Rigorous quality control standards and detailed inspections are implemented at various stages in the production process. Fixture "burn-in" provides for an unprecedented 100% testing of all TOMAR products to ensure accurate and trouble free performance for the life of the strobe. Statistical Process Control is used to monitor production quality with detailed precision. TOMAR’s warranties are among the longest in the industry, made possible by the dedication to quality in both the design and manufacturing processes. A computerized system integrating order entry, inventory, and production control helps to facilitate rapid order fulfillment.

When visitors come to the Chester Connecticut or Charlestown New Hampshire factories of
Whelen [wee-lin] Engineering Company, they are always surprised by the size and scope of the facilities. While in recent years many local companies downsized, relocated or outsourced, Whelen has, instead, maintained its edge in the market place by responding to the needs of the emergency warning industry; designing and developing a wide range of innovative products. And, the company stands behind those products with a world-class customer service network. Quality throughout is the linch pin of success for the organization.

Whelen Engineering began in 1952 when George W. Whelen developed a rotating aircraft “anti-collision beacon.” This original concept was expanded to create a magnetic mounted beacon used by police, public safety, fire departments, and, to convert hearses to ambulance service!

In 1963 Whelen began researching strobe light technology in order to introduce affordable, reliable and highly effective strobe products to the light aircraft industry and then to the automotive market.

During the 1970’s the company continued product development, adding more aviation products and a broader line of automotive and railroad safety lighting devices. The first all strobe enclosed crossbar was introduced as the 6000 Series, replaced in 1978 by the 8000 Series. The 70’s also saw the introduction of the Outdoor Warning Siren … totally electronic and capable of not just warning tones but also high-powered voice messages!

In 1983 Whelen announced a strategic advancement in lightbars, the low profile “Edge 9000” Lightbar. Refined and updated for over 20 years, the aerodynamic Edge lightbar remains an industry standard to the present day. Whelen also supported and developed the concept of uniform ambulance lighting, using more efficient and effective systems to reduce power consumption, thereby increasing the reliability of these vehicles. Strobe based technology expanded into ambulance, fire and rescue apparatus, railroad, police, DOT, marine and aviation applications. The 90’s saw computer-networked vehicle warning systems, programmable warning equipment and instant operating diagnostics for safer vehicle operation. Voice and siren warning intelligence moved indoors for plant-wide employee warning systems. 1998 unveiled “Fasttrax”, a slick roof line lightbar for the police market. By the year 2000, Whelen had designed and developed the newest LED technology to create a diverse line of lighting products with exceptional performance and reliability. Now available in ultra low profile lightbars, dash and deck lighting and a wide range of lighthead models, heavy-duty, low current LED’s have quickly become the choice of fire, emergency and DOT professionals across the country.

In April 1987 Whelen added a second manufacturing site that quickly outgrew the leased facility and moved to the present location in the CEDA Industrial Park in Charlestown, NH. There, in a 10,000 square foot building, less than two dozen employees built sub-assemblies for the emergency warning products marketed by the parent company.

In 1991 the Charlestown plant was expanded to house the plastic injection molding equipment needed to produce the high quality, injection molded components vital to the product line. As demand for the highly regarded Whelen products grew, so did the company and today that facility supports a work force of approximately five hundred people in a plant of over 285,000 square feet! Besides millions of plastic components, the Charlestown facility manufactures a wide range of products from single beacons and power supplies to lightbars and complete lighting systems.

The garage workshop in Deep River, Connecticut has grown to a bustling 242,000 square foot plant in Chester. Sales, Service and Warehouses in twenty-five locations throughout the United States, Canada, Mexico and Europe support the three facilities in Chester, Charlestown and Coventry , England. The acknowledged leader in the industry, Whelen strives to fill the need for innovative safety warning systems with a large engineering staff backed by a state-of-the-art environmental testing laboratory. The pride and commitment of its work force, who’s average employment longevity is 22 years, is rewarded by sharing the Company’s benefits as share holders in the tradition established by the founding Whelen’s fifty-six years ago.

Whelen is the only US manufacturer of emergency warning equipment to still manufacture its products entirely in the United States. The use of robotics and a motivated workforce allow it to compete with off-shore products.

• A sub-compact, full-featured LED lighthead with wide-angle light spread which can be mounted virtually anywhere.
• Clear non-fluted lens and black ABS flange standard, optional chrome flange available.
• Whelen patented Linear-LED® wide-angle optics for maximum visibility.
• Minimal current draw and designed for heavy-duty, vibration, moisture and corrosion resistance.
• SmartLED® design requires no design requires no external flasher.
• Split colors available.
• Surface mounted with no external flasher, easy to install.
• 69 Scan-Lock™ flash patterns, including steady-burn. Alternating and simultaneous patterns available.
• Eight Scan-Lock flash patterns allows for alternate or simultaneous flash of each color segment (3 x 3).
• The “synch” interconnect wire allows up to eight lightheads to be synchronized together.
• Fully encapsulated electronics provide full moisture and vibration protection.
• 12 VDC.
• 5 year warranty on LEDs.

SPECIFICATIONS

2″ H x 4″ W x 1 5/8″ D

• Reduce current draw
• Decrease B.O.M. Costs
• 4 times the bulb life
• Available in June 2008

• Reduce current draw by 60% – The new CD-FX-HID-1 draws approximately
60% less current than comparable halogen spot lights.

• Decrease B.O.M. Costs – Improved technology reduces bill of material costs for wiring.

• 4 times the bulb life – Utilizing our proven metal halide bulb, the fixture is rated at 3,300 hours providing 4 times more life than halogen spots.

• Keep water out – With a beefy rubber gasket housing and liquid tight strain relief, water stays out.

• Easy retrofit – Uses same hole pattern as CD-FX-12 or Unity AG Deck Light.

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FEATURES:
• Aircraft quality 6,000 series Aluminum
• Dual Stage Electrostatic Powder Coating
• 2,000 Hour Salt Spray Environment Testing
• Stainless Steel Hardware
• Low-profile (fits into garages)
• Aerodynamic, no wind noise & reduced wind resistance
• Unique 3 Cross Member Window Guard
• No Drilling of Truck Bed, Easy Install
• Pre-drilled for Easy Wiring of Emergency

MODEL # FITS

25854-01: 07-08 Toyota Tundra
04-08 Ford F150
07-08 Chevy/GMC
25854-02: 04-06 Chevy/GMC
25854-03: 04-08 Dodge Ram
25854-05: 03-08 Ford Super Duty

SPECIFICATIONS:
Product Weight: 35 lbs.
Packaged Weight: 40 lbs.
Packaged Dimensions: 74”L X 19”W X 8”H

PRICING:
LIST: $439.00
MAP: $399.00

994 Jefferson Street, Fall River, MA 02721 • Phone 1-800-501-1587 • Fax 1-508-677-4136 • http://www.tracrac.com

Lighting
• Meets SAE Class 1 requirement with Whelen Light Kit

Whelen Super-LED® lightbars are already designed for maximum energy efficiency using LED low current technology and aerodynamic profile. Now with one or two optional solar panels, you can compensate for parasitic draw from the vehicle’s computer, improving battery efficiency and extending the life of your vehicle battery.

 

FEATURES:

■ Available for Justice, Liberty and Freedom lightbars.
■ Compensates for parasitic draw from the vehicle’s flash light charges, GPS units, computer and other accessories.
■ Prevents dead batteries and insures maximum life-saving performance from your vehicle battery.
■ Six-watt rectangular solar panel mounts unobtrusively on the lightbar surface.
■ Charges and cleans battery plates to increase battery life significantly.
■ Effective even in frequent cloudy and overcast regions.
■ Use up to two solar panels per lightbar.
■ Save time and money by reducing battery failure and replacement.
■ Solar Panel mounts in a polycarbonate tray that insures the integrity of the lightbar by creating a weather tight seal.

MODEL:

SOLARPNL: Single Solar Panel with regulator for Whelen Lightbars.

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