Emergency Vehicle Equipment - Police Motorcycle Equipment and Conversions
Equipment designed specifically for installion onto motorcycles used for emergency response. We supply conversion kits for the Honda ST1100P, Honda Deauville, Honda ST1300 and Yamaha FJR1300 which is detailed below. The Honda ST1100P conversion is approved by Honda Japan.
YAMAHA FJR1300
A complete Audible & Visual warning package for the Yamaha FJR1300 Motorcycle. The equipment can be supplied as a kit for customer installation or the conversion undertaken in our workshops by our experienced installation technicians.
To comply with AES Specification 6, screening of parts of the motorcycle wiring harness and the engine ECU is provided as part of the Police preparation. To enhance the re-sale value of the motorcycle, following de-commissioning wherever possible, OEM fixing points are used to mount the emergency equipment.
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Yamaha FJR1300 Specification
FJR1300, ABS, Silver, with Panniers.
Heated Handlebar Grips.
Extended Screen.
Foot Shields.
Certified to AES (formally VIDG) Specification 6, Issue 7, Class 2 (A+B).
Emergency Lighting & Siren Equipment approved to e11*97/24*97/24/8/IX
Calibrated Speedometer.
Audible & Visual Warning Equipment.
- Front fairing mounted AEROLITE Strobe Light heads for front directional & 'fend off' warning.
- Front TIR3 Super-LED directional warning light.
- Head Lamp Flash.
- Rear light weight Carbon Fibre Pole with internal cable & 'V' head 360 degree strobe.
- Rear 500 Super-LED blue & red high intensity directional warning lights.
- ALPHA12R Siren Amplifier with 100 Watt speaker. (Speaker is mounted below the fairing for maximum sound penetration).
- User friendly programmable switch panel with '999' & 'ARRIVAL' selection.
- Auto dim for night time operation & headlamp flash inhibit.
- Runlock System.
Radio Preparation.
- Mounting for WELLAN HF/TETRA or TETRA only aerial.
- Cleartone radio head housing in LHS fairing.
- Radio pack mounting under rear fibreglass cover.
Equipment Housing.
- All Radio & Audible / Visual warning equipment is housed beneath a fibre glass cover.
- Panniers remain free and detachable.
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