Federal Signal Corporation Federal Signal SpectrLux ILS Low Profile Model SIFZS-AMBR2FF

• Available in two styles; Center-Focused and Advanced Off-Axis
• SpectraLux®, multicolor LED technology is configurable in combinations of Amber, Blue, Green, Red or White
• Solaris® LED reflectors provide the highest optical efficiency
• ROC (Reliable Onboard Circuitry™) technology reduces potential failure points
• Models available with FS Convergence Network for “plug-n-play” installation and programming or a discrete cable
• (26) built-in flash patterns
• Vehicle-specific shrouds prevent flash-back and are available for most standard police vehicle applications
• Multi-vehicle kits offer flexibility for mounting in a large variety of vehicles
• White LEDs can be utilized as takedowns and flood lighting
• Slimmer shrouds offer less windshield obstruction
  for increased officer safety
• Available in split-front models (8-LED reflectors); passenger side only (4-LED reflectors); driver-side only (4-LED reflectors), Rear Hatch (8-LED reflectors), and Rear Deck (8-LED reflectors)

The SpectraLux ILS Low-Profile is available in two models, advanced off-axis and center-focused. Both models offer the same capabilities and incorporate the same technologies. The Advanced Off-Axis SpectraLux ILS Low-Profile utilizes offset Solaris reflectors that provide more light output at the critical intersection angles to the front and sides of the vehicle. The Center-Focused ILS utilizes all forward-facing Solaris reflectors that concentrate all the light output to the front of the vehicle. Forward-facing reflectors allow the ILS Low-Profile shroud to be smaller and mount tighter to the headliner and the Advanced Off-Axis. The Center-Focused model also offers one-piece mounting brackets; whereas the Advanced Off-Axis model has two mounting bracket pieces.

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For California Customers:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Carbon Black which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.