COMA706/708/710

I’ve used auxiliary traffic lighting (aka emergency lights) for 40 years as a first responder and this LED light bar and controller box functionality and convenience are outstanding. Super bright, great selection of patterns and standard stuff, e.g. move right, move left, etc. Solid product with numerous mounting options (I modified the hard-mount for a couple super-magnets so can easily remove or mount in seconds. NOTE re customer service - the controller box light-pattern selection toggle switch was defective. I contacted the vendor via Amazon and had an email reply in < 12hrs, and a replacement controller box fed-ex’d in my hands in 48hrs. GREAT customer service/support. FYI - the 29” is perfect fit for upper back Ford Explorer window application that’s uber bright.

I have a 3 + year old, 24" very bright surface mount light on my truck's back/bed rack, but I also wanted a rear (inside) glass secondary unit. This 38" unit is a perfect match with the exact same brightness (which is VERY bright and VERY visible). I am extremely happy with the finish, construction, and swap-out ability of the individual lights (I was able to easily change the half-white/half-amber configuration, to an every-other configuration). The suction cup mounting is extremely sturdy and VERY secure on the (inside) glass window surface. I had originally planned to use 3M dual lock tape for the attachment (plastic-Velcro like tape that is used for surface mounting toll-booth pass transponders), but there seems to be no need for it. I will have to see how it holds out in summer heat (worse case = I will remove the suction cups & apply the 3M Dual-Lock tape). Suggestion: clean the surface with alcohol prior to applying the unit suction cup mounts. Also, the remote controller works flawlessly (matches the active lighting sequence perfectly) and switches feel very solid). I created a mount (near my middle fold-down center console armrest), for the remote controller to set on, and it is very easily reached and can be clearly viewed from its position ( I also mounted my existing rack-light-bar controller right next to it). This is a good, well built, pro-quality light bar (and NOT a cheap import product). NOTE: In my included video and pictures, my rear window glass has a dark factory tint, and what you see is the LED light bar still very visible through that tinted glass. UPDATE = 1 Year Later: (I did end up going to the 3M Dual Lock tape mounting simply because the rear seat head rests were very tightly against the light bar and causing the light to move upward slightly). Other than that, the light bar is still going strong and working outstandingly ! No issues, no problems, works flawlessly and still SUPER BRIGHT!!! We just got slammed with over 2' of snow over 2 days of time and this light really helps to slow down traffic when snow-plowing on busier road. UPDATE = Going on 4 years now and this light bar is still operating as it did on day one. Very, very bright led lights that still gey noticed immediately by traffic when needed. Top notch equipment.

Volunteer Firefighter. I recently purchased a competitor's Traffic Advisor for a little cheaper, and it arrived broken and not as bright. I decided to pony up for this TA and words cannot describe how much happier I am that I did. They are the brightest lights I have seen thus far. I actually compared them to our town's PD Explorer with a Federal Signal Valor bar, and I'll argue any day that this Traffic Advisor is just as, if not brighter than name-brand Emergency Lighting products. My vehicle has tinted windows in the rear as well, and tint does not phase this light, as it shines incredibly bright even past it. 11/10, if you're going to equip your POV, this is the Traffic Advisor you need.

I really like this in my 1995 k1500. The LED modules are easy to service/replace, the controller is nicely laid out (although a bit weird in dimensions), the cable is long & there is both a blade fuse & removable connector on the head. It fit perfect in my back glass and for anyone curious, I uploaded a video. The head fits nicely in a late 90’s Chevy garage door remote overhead (suburban, blazer, Tahoe, etc...). Added some pvc door ding strips to smooth out the look.

The light is bright enough even behind tinted glass. It's not super bright but it does its job. The patterns are ok. The quick select for Left, Right. Center are very needed! But the suction cup mount WILL FALL. If not day 1, week1 or month 1. At some point you will come out to the light down and if your unlucky like me, a scratch on your glass. Don't trust the mounts. I have tired 100 times, 100 ways, and did everything perfect. They move. The screws loosen where they mount, it moves more and the light is pointed wrong. Over and over I fight with this thing. I am looking to buy some other mount.

Just installed this unit, and I'm pretty satisfied so far. Great product for the price. The LEDs are very bright, and stand out even in the daytime. Installation was dead simple (at least for someone who's used to doing this kind of thing). Functionality is great. I really appreciate the indicator lights on the control unit that show your current flash pattern - this is the #1 feature that set this product apart from the others I looked at. Two minor complaints: The label on the faceplate began curling up and peeling off after only a couple days in the hot vehicle. Not a dealbreaker, but very annoying, especially on a product intended for semi-permanent installation. The cord should be 3-6 feet longer. It was barely long enough for my vehicle, an older mid-size SUV. Rear window installation in larger SUVs or vans would be problematic. There is no way the cord would reach from the console to the back window of an Excursion or a Sprinter, for example.

This is my fourth purchase, all my work vehicles have them. Very little electricity consumption, sleek and bright.

Would buy this product again.

I love the controller / simplicity of operation and brightness of this directional light bar. It is bright enough to shine through a tinted window even during the day. The only thing I didn’t like were the plastic in-channel mounts; they’re as brittle as glass and all of them broke when I tried to use them. Just use the metal end-brackets instead.