LUMENIX 72 LED Rooftop Emergency Strobe Light Bar w/Control Panel Magnetic Base Warning Flashing Beacon Caution Traffic Lightbar for Firefighter Ambulance Fire Trucks Vehicles - White Red

I was very impressed with both the construction and brightness of this light. The magnetic feet hold on very well even when driving 80mph+ and the metal construction of the light housing really makes it feel like it’s built for some rough conditions. However the lenses are not completely sealed and I had moisture all the way around inside the lens after only a day in light rain and heavy fog. That being said, despite having moisture covering the inside of the lens, I could see the lights clearly from over 150 feet away through fog dense enough you couldn’t see past the hood of your truck. Incredibly bright for being so small.I like the controller setup and the ability to see what pattern is currently running, however I couldn’t change the memory function from the preset “move right” pattern. The cord also needs to be about 2 feet longer to reach the dash when running the wire through the door behind the driver seat.I do wish there were brighter white lights on the sides with the option to use them as alley lights, but for the money I can’t complain.UPDATE:I got in contact with customer service and they refunded me for the leaking unit and sent me a replacement controller. It works like a charm and it as the option to save three favorite patterns for easy access. I found an extension for the controller cord that mostly solved the problem, although the prongs were slightly out of alignment. By far the best temporary light bar I’ve found so far, I’ve bought a second one for my personal rig and definitely plan on buying more as our company grows.

I really like this light. I got it for work. It's nice and bright and the options for the light pattern seem endless. The power cord and controller cord was long enough for my SUV. This gave me options of how I wanted to plug it in and which door to pass the wiring. The magnetic base held onto the roof even with my driving speeds reaching 70 mph (legal speed on the road I was driving) The rubber covers left no marks on the vehicle. Great purchase.

This thing is blinding and the magnets and suction hold to the roof like glue! That sucker is not coming off without some force! Super happy with this light!

La barra de buena calidad, es de construcción muy solida y de una luminosidad muy potente.

The media could not be loaded. Advertisement states water proof however it’s not I’m starting to have issues with water inside the lens and ruining the strobes

I don't have an opinion on it I have it used it enough

The media could not be loaded. I’ve had a career in public safety, which acquainted me with name brands such as Whelen, Code 3, Federal Signal, SVP, Able 2/Sho-me, and Fenix. When I started, everything was halogen and strobe. LED was becoming more utilized when I left the field. Since then, many other vendors attempted to enter the market with less expensive alternatives. Some were good, others not so much.This particular bar strikes me as a strong contender. The first thing that struck me when I unboxed this lightbar was the metal frame versus plastic that tends to be used to cut costs. The lightbar feels very solid in design and construction, and has a sturdy feel in your hands. The mounting feet are well coated with the suction cups, and I do not believe they will scuff my rooftop. Secondly, the top of the light includes a blackout bracket that prevents sunlight from shining down and washing out the LEDs. Both of those items are features that you don’t always see in the higher-end lightbars.Installation was simple. I centered the lightbar between my front two doors on my SUV. I ran the power cable inside the passenger door behind the weather stripping (important, as you do not want to kink or sever the power cable). I plugged in the power cable and was almost blinded. I had the switch in what I believed was the off position (LED light on the power cable was NOT pushed down). Well, my lightbar switch was attached on Opposite Day, because that was exactly backwards. Push the LED down, it powers off. Push the flat part of the switch down, and it powers on. That’s silly, and it cost the review a star.The lightbar as a warning unit was quite impressive. Each color has a strong and powerful flash, and there is sufficient quantity of modules to provide 360-degree coverage. Flash patterns aren’t plentiful, but are more than enough to do the job well.The most curious part, to me, was the control box. This is an item you do not see often at all on a lightbar in this price range. Once you power on the lightbar via the cigar plug, you can control all lightbar functions via the control box. Want to switch the pattern? Easy, there is a button on the box. Want to turn it off? Power button on the box—you don’t have to reach for the cigar plug. The lightbar also has dedicated traffic advisor patterns. One push on an arrow key activates that particular advisor pattern. Push again to get an alternate pattern. Simple. Want to go back to warning light? Press the pattern selector button.The best feature by far? The control box as a LED-depiction of what the lightbar modules are doing while flashing away. You can see what the pattern is doing without getting out of the cab of the vehicle. That is very cool, and typically a higher-end upgrade to a setup. That way, you can see the pattern and decide if it meets your needs without having to get in and out of your vehicle.The lightbar also has a “set it and forget it” ability, where it will remember the last pattern you used, even if you unplug it from power. So, no worries if you take the lightbar down and store it for a while. You can pick it back up and go right back to work. Or, you can just plug it in and cycle through the patterns for the heck of it.I’m impressed overall with this lightbar. It’s a solid decision for anyone needing a good warning light on a budget. I believe the bar should hold up with normal wear and tear. I’ll post video of daytime and nighttime as soon as I can get some decent footage.

I use this while our volunteers are cleaning up trash along highway. Works well.