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    911EP offers the 360 Star, a virtually maintenance-free lighting solution for a wide range of alwn enforcement, fire and rescue, and light and heavy duty equipment applicatiosn. The 360 degree viewing angle provides tremendous visibility for any vehicle. The 360 Star has a low amperage draw and consumes up to 70 percent less energy than traditional strobe and halogen technology. The 360 Star can be operated while the engine is off, saving fuel and strain on the vehicle.

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