Anyone had experience with the Nova brand of strobe power supplies. Looking to purchase a hide-a-way strobe system from them. Any pros or cons?
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05-26-2001, 09:41 PM #1PyroSlayerFirehouse.com Guest
Nova Strobe Power Supplies
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05-26-2001, 10:25 PM #2nomad1085Firehouse.com Guest
I have a Nova 4 outlet 80 watt power supply. I love it, it works great and didn't cost a fortune. Jut remember, when you install the lights, either use waterproog connectors on the wires or insulate them with lots of RTV.
Matt
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05-27-2001, 08:51 AM #3JmatteauFirehouse.com Guest
Buy Wheeling
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05-27-2001, 09:26 AM #4WillBFirehouse.com Guest
you mean WHELEN? Why don't you support your comment by giving him some input why he should buy WHELEN.
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05-28-2001, 09:11 AM #5nomad1085Firehouse.com Guest
Yes, Whelen is, in my opinon the best out there, no contest. However, with the name comes a price. I can not afford a Whelen UPS690 power supply as much as I want one. $300 something dollars, versus $150.00 for the Nova 804. I have not had a problem with the nova pack and it puts out really nice light, ask anyone in front or behind me when I'm going to a call. If you are buying the strobes themselves, I would not want them from anyone else but Whelen. But, if you are on a budget (like me), why spend a lot of money on something when you can get another one cheaper to do the EXACT same thing.
Matt
oh yea, it WHELEN, not wheeling
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05-31-2001, 06:07 AM #6WhipFirehouse.com Guest
I'll be brief, Nova was started by a former Whelen employee. The products are top of the line, I nor has anyone in my department had any problems with them. They are also Whelen compatable for about half the price of too.
Example: 6 head,variable flash pattern,90w $150. e-mail me and I'll give you the info on my dealer.
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