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Details product specifications including LED count, voltage, flash patterns, and color options.
Describes the factory default flash pattern and phase operation.
Explains how to change flash patterns using the BLUE wire and specific time durations.
Provides details on mounting the unit and connecting wires for synchronization and power.
Specifies the recommended ambient temperature and humidity for optimal operation.
Details the function of each wire color: RED, BLACK, BLUE, YELLOW, and WHITE.
Guides users on diagnosing and resolving potential issues with the product's function.
The Abrams Ultra Grill Lights are a safety product designed for automotive applications, providing high-visibility lighting with a range of customizable flash patterns. This manual outlines the installation, configuration, and operational features of the UG-1200 model.
The Abrams Ultra Grill Lights are intended to enhance vehicle visibility through various flashing patterns and steady burn options. They are designed for use as stop, turn, brake, or tail lights, and can be synchronized with multiple units for coordinated lighting effects. Proper installation is crucial for optimal performance and to maintain product warranty.
The Abrams Ultra Grill Lights offer extensive customization for their operation, primarily through wiring connections and pattern selection.
The factory default setting is "P52 Quad 75FPM" (Flash Per Minute).
The device supports 69 distinct flash patterns, categorized by single, double, triple, and quad flashes, as well as modulation and steady burn options. Each pattern can be configured for synchronous or alternating operation, and specific color combinations (Color 1, Color 2, Color 3, Color 4) are indicated. The table also specifies whether synchronization is supported for each pattern.
Examples of Flash Patterns:
| Brand | Abrams |
|---|---|
| Model | UG-1200 |
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Language | English |
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