Install the Strobes N More ILB Dual Color Interior Lightbar

The Strobes N' More ILB Interior Dual Color Lightbar is a versatile and powerful lighting solution designed for emergency and utility vehicles. This guide provides a step-by-step overview of the installation process, ensuring optimal performance and safety.

1. Preparation and Safety Considerations

Before beginning the installation:

• Read the Manual: Familiarize yourself with the installation guide to understand the product's features and requirements.
  
• Safety First: Ensure the vehicle is turned off, and the keys are removed from the ignition. Disconnect the battery to prevent any electrical hazards.
  
• Tools Required: Gather necessary tools, including screwdrivers, wire strippers, electrical tape, and mounting hardware.
  

2. Mounting the Lightbar

• Bracket Installation: The ILB comes with universal mounting brackets suitable for most vehicles. Attach the brackets to the lightbar using the provided screws.
  
• Positioning: Place the lightbar on the desired location, typically behind the windshield near the rearview mirror. Ensure it does not obstruct the driver's view.
  
• Securing: Once positioned, secure the brackets to the vehicle's interior using appropriate screws. Be cautious not to damage any existing wiring or components.
  

3. Wiring the Lightbar

• Power Connection: Connect the red wire to a 12V power source, preferably through a fused connection to protect against electrical surges.
  
• Grounding: Attach the black wire to a solid ground point on the vehicle's chassis to ensure proper operation.
  
• Control Wires: The ILB features additional wires for various functions:
• Purple Wire: Activates Color 1.
• Green Wire: Activates Color 2.
• White Wire: Activates the floodlight function.
• Blue Wire: Used to select flash patterns.
• Yellow Wire: Syncs multiple lightbars to the same flash pattern.
  

4. Programming Flash Patterns

To select and program flash patterns:

• Short Touch (1 second): Cycles forward through available patterns.
  
• Medium Touch (1-3 seconds): Activates California Title 13 compliant pattern.
  
• Long Touch (3-5 seconds): Resets to default pattern.
  
• Extended Touch (5+ seconds): Turns off the lightbar.
  

5. Final Checks

• Testing: Reconnect the vehicle's battery and test the lightbar to ensure all functions operate correctly.
  
• Adjustment: Make any necessary adjustments to the lightbar's position for optimal visibility and performance.
  
• Secure Wiring: Ensure all wires are neatly routed and secured to prevent interference with vehicle operations.