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    Bullet Hide-A-LED

    Feb. 1, 2013
    Related To: Adamson Industries Corp.
    2 Inch Bullet From Nova 10862623

    Adamson Industries Corp., a leading provider of public safety vehicle equipment and installation services is pleased to announce a new product release from Nova Electronics, the Bullet Hide-A-LED. A concealed LED warning light that features two high-intensity 3-watt LEDs. The bullet is designed to allow quick and easy installation in any headlight or taillight casing. Requiring only a single ½-inch hole, the bullet’s shape overcomes the problem of difficult installation in the highly compact, double wall design of modern vehicle light casings. In addition, the bullet is self-adhesive and requires no mounting hardware (it can also be secured with screws). The bullet features 12-24 VDC operation, 16 flash patterns, the ability to synchronize with additional units, and a 9-foot cable.

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