Light Mounts & Brackets

When your vehicle is running in response to an emergency situation with blue and/or red lights turned on, for sure, you don't want them to juggle. That is when and where, the right brackets do make a world of difference. Before purchasing emergency and warning lights, make sure they come with the right set of brackets to fit your vehicle. If not, pick out one for your application among dozens of premium quality light mounts and brackets we offer on our digital shelves. Here you can find a broad variety of mounting solutions to suit your needs and budget.

Your emergency lights arrangement in large measure determines the quantity and types of mounting brackets you need. To choose the right mounting hardware for your emergency and warning lights you should answer a couple of questions. How many lights do you want or need? What kind of emergency and warning lights is required? Are they for exterior or interior use? Do you need an entire mounting kit or just a bracket? Answer these questions, and you are halfway to success. Then, you'll only need to pick out the right mounting hardware for your application on the website.

Most emergency light mounts and brackets are designed to be universal. This versatility arises from the need to transfer lights from one vehicle to another, especially if they are used on a temporary basis. Many manufacturers strive to design and engineer emergency and warning lights and their mounting hardware in the way, which allows users to relocate their lights or transfer them from one vehicle to another. At the same time the industry offers various vehicle specific mounting solutions designed to fit a particular model or vehicle type. In most cases such mounting kits are intended for emergency and warning lights that are used on a regular basis. Usually, these lights are full-size or mid-size light bars, or different grille mounted applications.

Whether it is a full-size light bar, grille mounted emergency lights or a rear deck light, a high-quality mounting kit is a must-have for successful installation and long-lasting trouble-free performance. Since emergency vehicles are allowed to exceed the maximum speed limits when they are on the way to an emergency, the warning lights they use, especially exterior ones, have to withstand wind and the vibration it causes. To make this possible, emergency and warning lights must be properly secured on a vehicle. At the same time their mounts and brackets should not only keep the lights in place no matter how fast the vehicle runs, but also absorb vibration caused by air resistance and the vehicle itself in order to avoid damage to the lights.