Emergency Light Bars / Fire and EMS
Fire Truck Light Bars
Red and white light bars for fire trucks, chief and command vehicles, ambulances, brush trucks and fire police. Low Pro bars from 17 to 68 inches, SAE Class 1 certified, IP69K sealed.
- SAE Class 1J845 and J595 certified
- IP69KSealed housing
- 17 to 68 inLow Pro lengths

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Red and white LED light bars for engines, ladders, rescue units, ambulances and volunteer privately owned vehicles. Every light bar on this page is available in a Red & White configuration, uses Generation IV LEDs behind TIR optics, and is sealed to IP69K so it holds up to hose-down washing, foam residue and years of outdoor apparatus storage.
What size light bar for fire and EMS apparatus?
Apparatus cabs and ambulance boxes are wider than patrol vehicles, so fire and EMS builds skew toward the long bars. Volunteer POVs are the opposite case, where a 17" or 30" on a magnetic mount is usually the right answer.
| Size | Typical application | Mounting |
|---|---|---|
| 17" | Volunteer POV, chief's vehicle dash or deck | Magnet or headache rack |
| 30" | Volunteer POV roofline, utility and brush truck | Door jamb, magnet or headache rack |
| 43" | Command vehicle, mid-size SUV | Door jamb or headache rack |
| 49" | Ambulance cab, full-size command SUV | Door jamb or headache rack |
| 55" | Rescue and squad body, full-width pickup | Door jamb or 4x headache rack |
| 61" and 68" | Engine and ladder cab roofs, full apparatus width | Door jamb or 4x headache rack |
Color law for fire and EMS
Red is the near-universal fire and EMS color in the United States, and red combined with white is standard on apparatus. The restriction that catches people out is the volunteer POV: many states allow a volunteer firefighter to run red or blue on a personal vehicle only with a department-issued permit, and a handful assign blue to volunteers and reserve red for the apparatus itself. Verify your state code and your department's standard operating guideline before you order.
Built for apparatus duty
- Generation IV LEDs with TIR optics, 1.5" profile, no reflector housing to trap water
- 13 selectable flash patterns with memory, plus steady-burn scene mode
- IP69K sealed aluminum extrusion rated for direct high-pressure washing
- Independent left, center and right sections for traffic advisor and blocking patterns
- 61" and 68" models include rear-facing tow-package sections for scene protection
- 12', 22' and 27' controller cable options for long apparatus runs
Planning an apparatus or POV build? The emergency light bar buying guide covers sizing and mounting, and amber warning light laws by state covers the color rules for support and volunteer vehicles.
Red and white fire and EMS light bars by size
Every link below opens the bar with the red and white configuration already selected.
17" to 43" red and white light bars
POV response, brush trucks and chief vehicles: 17", 30" and 43" in red and white.
49" and 55" red and white light bars
Chief SUVs, squads and ambulances: 49" and 55" in red and white.
61" and 68" red and white light bars
Full-width apparatus bodies and rack mounts: 61" and 68" in red and white.
Fire truck light bar questions
Who runs red and white light bars?
Fire apparatus, EMS units, brush trucks and chief or POV response vehicles where department policy and state statute allow red. Confirm your state's rules for personally owned vehicles before ordering.
Can the bar run all red or all white?
Yes. Every module runs either ordered color at full output: all red for response, all white for scene light, plus alternating and zoned modes across 24 flash patterns.
What size fits fire apparatus?
Full-width bodies take the rack-mounted 61" or 68". Chief SUVs and squads usually land on the 49" or 55".










