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Heated LED Headlights and Auxiliary Wiring

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Arctics (2025 Version) Plow is on another level!

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The plow is equipped with LED headlights that feature integrated heating elements, preventing frost and ice buildup for clear visibility. Additionally, these lights include integrated strobe lights that can switch between white and amber. The amber setting is particularly useful in blizzard conditions, as it cuts through 'white noise' glare caused by snow reflecting white light, offering a safer pathway. The pump housing also provides two auxiliary wiring setups for 12-volt accessories. These auxiliaries can be activated by holding down two specific buttons on the controller for three seconds, demonstrating the system's expandability.

Goal: Highlight advanced lighting and expandability features.

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Oh, yeah. Right here. Yeah, there we go. We got them. Okay. Stan, we also want to add we have LED headlights now with heating elements in them which doesn't allow any frost or any ice to build up on the light whatsoever. Okay. And we've also integrated strobe lights into those lights as well. And that's done from your controller by holding your left and right button momentarily and they flash back and forth for you. We've also added two additional auxiliary wiring setups in your pump housing which this particular one has a spot or floodlights on the side which can be white or amber giving you more illumination to the side to be able to not have tunnel vision when you're plowing. And on very stormy blizzardy nights, you can turn those to amber and that'll allow you to cut through that white noise that you get when there's that much snow and the white light is reflecting back at you. The yellow will cut through giving you a safer pathway to be able to do what you have to do. But wait, there's more. There's always more. With Johnny, there's always more, you guys. Are we good? I think we're good. We're good. >> Oh, let's see the controller. Can we see the controller, Blake? Fact that it's weighted, everything else, the buttons are raised. Yeah, so John >> Go over that. Um the auxiliary lights aren't included. We're just showing that you could hook up anything you want to it. So, they're not part of the package, but you have it set up so you can wire them and it will already in your control. To turn on one of the auxiliaries, I'm just holding down these two buttons for 3 seconds and then whatever you have wired to it, it's going to toggle it on and off. >> Okay. Yep. Perfect. I think we're going to have packages in the future, but right now we're just demonstrating that you can put whatever you want out there. You have two separate auxiliaries for 12 V. Blake is the engineer that worked with Lucas and built this thing and I knew about it for many, many, many years. Um he's the one He's the guy that built the car that went 984 miles on 1 gallon of gas. So, is that how Was that accurate? 816 816 miles on 1 gallon of gas. So, he's freaking brilliant. Um Is that everything? Or should I go talk to Johnny cuz he'll keep coming up with stuff. Well, Johnny can show you the wiring harness on the truck how simple it is.

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