Our Code 3 team took part in the 49th NAPFM exhibition held at The International Centre, Telford in July.
The NAPFM is an exhibition focused on transport for Police, Ambulance and Fire & Rescue, and displays a comprehensive range of vehicles, equipment and services for the benefit of this specialised area of the public sector. Over the two days we were pleased to be able to demonstrate our DNA System to the emergency fleet industry. The Code 3 Distributed Network Architecture (Code 3 DNA) allows all compatible devices on a vehicle to operate as a single, cohesive warning system, without the need for an expensive dedicated “master” control unit commonly required by conventional centralised systems.
With features including the ability to sync all lighting on a single vehicle, and synchronise with multiple vehicles, along with our market-leading 12+, 16 series, or pursuit lightbars. These can be used independently or integrated seamlessly into your OEM screen system, offering a variety of control and connectivity options. We aim to make technology work smarter by sensing the environment and have the lighting change appropriately making it simple to operate and use.
The Code 3 team would like to thank everyone for the support received from customers, colleagues new and old, co-exhibitors and friends - you all make it worthwhile. The team had a very successful couple of days, topped off with a trophy for best "Equipment supplier".
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