1. Emergency Lighting System/Controllers/Siren ▪ All lighting will be Whelen lights, using a core controller ▪ Front Warning: Low-profile LED light bar mounted on the roof with at least 360- degree visibility; use Whelen 54" WeCANX Legacy Duo, red/wht blu/wht with full white flood; front bumper warning lights: 4 I3JC, red/blue/wht ▪ Street and Curb Warning: Door mirror MBFX25 in duo color; Quarter Window PSJ02FCR with PSBKT290 2 units ▪ Hatch Lights: Hatch License Plate Warning TLI2D, 1 unit red/wht ION T-Series, TLI2E, 1 unit blu/wht Ion T-Series; Hatch Base Warning TlI2K 1 unit red/amber Ion T-Series, TLI2M 1 unit blu/amber Ion T-Series; Hatch Illumination 60CREGCS, hatch Illumination wht/red ▪ Taillight Warning: 2 units VTX9M with VTXADPT blu/amber, 2 units VTX9K with VTXADPT blu/amber ▪ Light Control: CenCom Core C399, CCTL7 controller, C399KSP Controller, 2 CEM16 Expansion Module ▪ Speaker: SA315P with SAK1, 2 units ▪ Installation of a black out controller for rear lights for stealth operations, Intermotive part H-BOM560-DC ▪ All lighting equipment must meet or exceed the requirements of the California Vehicle Code (CVC) and Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards (FMVSS). ▪ Sirens must comply with the standards set forth by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). 2. Communication Systems ▪ Vehicles will be prepared for installation of a fixed in-car radio communications system (provided by the City of Pasadena) with interoperability for local, state, and federal communications; the Pasadena Police uses the Motorola Apex 8500 radio system. ▪ Rebroadcast capability on the radio/vehicle PA system. ▪ Integration with existing dispatch systems to ensure seamless connectivity. ▪ Must comply with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) guidelines for public safety communication. ▪ Overhead speaker for in-car radio (installed in the headliner above the driver). 3. Video Surveillance System ▪ Installation of a front-facing and rear-facing in-vehicle camera system to capture interactions; the City will provide wire harnesses and cameras for the WatchGuard system as needed. ▪ Systems must include features for secure data storage and evidence management. ▪ Equipment should comply with California Government Code Section 832.15 regarding body-worn cameras.
