Commander Lighting System

    Feb. 20, 2008
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    The Commander Lighting System (CLS) from 911EP is one of the lowest-profile interior lighting systems available. The unique design of the CLS light bar helps minimize visual obstructions to improve driver safety. With an integrated glare shield, the CLS also is designed to minimize flash backs. The CLS utilizes 100 percent LED technology and its new thermal onboard management design improves heat flow. Lightweight and custom-contoured, the CLS is easy to install in most on-duty and undercover law enforcement vehicles.

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