CommandStik Interior Lighting System

    April 17, 2013
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    Code 3, Inc.'s CommandStik is an interior lighting system that fits in the rear deck area of police vehicles. The CommandStik features eight bright Torus 3-up LED lightheads in single or split flashing colors of Red, Blue, Amber, or White. In addition, the CommandStik has (12) standard flash patterns and (12) ArrowStik flash patterns to choose from.

    The CommandStik is 27.5” Long x 1.25” Tall x 3.5” in depth and weighs 4.5 pounds. Universal mounting brackets allow this light to be mounted on the inside of sedans and SUVs. Code 3 offers a 5-Year Warranty on Torus lightheads. 

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