Maxxima M50910 LED Flasher Module with 16 Selectable Flash Patterns

I purchased this LED strobe flasher for everyday use on a professional bucket truck and it did not disappoint. Works as advertised, decent flash patterns, daylight bright strobing, fully epoxy potted waterproof electronics, good quality input/output wire and it's easy to use. Would recommend, would buy again. Getchaself one, hook up some lights and watch the magic happen

I ordered this module in October and quickly put it to the test on my bench. This product works if you are installing strobe lights on a large truck, such as a wrecker. This does require a basic knowledge of automotive wiring in order to safely install it. If you are looking for a quick plug and play unit, then this is not for you. If you are looking for a strobe module to add visibility to your roadside vehicle, then this IS for you!The included instructions are basic and are pretty straight forward. They do leave out the fact that you can use a common ground in your wiring setup, so keep that in mind. For my setup I used 6" oval LED turn signals that I placed in specific areas on my truck. After about 8 hours of work, I got the system up and running and I use it 4+ hours a day.You can use this with both LED and incandescent bulbs, BUT you should stick with LEDs as the incandescent bulbs cannot keep up with some of the high speed flash patterns. Also, this unit can only withstand 20A (10A per channel) so keep that in mind. My setup uses 10 lamps (184 diodes total) and pulls a maximum of 2.5A.Maxima also has great customer service. I sent an email asking about clarification regarding using a common ground and a engineer for the company called me the next day to help me out with my issue!In short, this is a great product if you know how to use it and I have had zero issues with it so far!

!!!UPDATE!!! I bought a few of these back in mid 2015 for less than $15. Then bought two more in Aug 2015 for $26.34, now they want almost $50!!! Come on! These are good, but not that good. What's the deal here?These work very well. Multiple modes and can do left and right wig wag if hooked up properly. These do have a solid on function unlike most of the other brands. They say these can handle 10amps per side for a 20amp total. The easiest way to wire these is to put this module inline with your lights. Then run 12v to a small push button switch. Run a wire from the push button to the mode wire on the module. When you turn on your lights with the regular switch they will strobe. When you push the push button for 1 second the strobe pattern will change. You can cycle through the modes until you find the solid on mode. You can also hold the push button in for 10-15 seconds and it will start back at the first mode. Solid is the second mode from the start. The module will remember what mode you had it on.

Easy enough to install. I'm using this flasher with two Maxxima light strips (MLS-2436BL & MLS-2436R). Provides alternating flashing that I need for supplemental lights on the rear of my police Tahoe. So far, so good.

A little pricey but my go to flasher module. Not a ton of patterns but a nice fast wig wag is all that’s needed. Good amount of output amps. Simple to wire and waterproof.

I do installations for utvs mainly and this has always been my go to module its simple and easy to use just connect the red and black to power and ground I usually install it to a rocker switch and the yellow wire you have to connect to a momentary switch the make it touch positive connection for a quick second to make the modes switch over

Product works well

Easy install and some great patterns. Installed it in a matter of minutes to some CUBE LED lights on our RZR UTV and it really does cut thru a lot of the dust clouds we drive thru while off road on trails. It's an essential safety feature I think on the narrow 2 way trails. Makes for a fantastic warning flasher for emergency vehicles also, formerly a deputy and Emergency Vehicle Outfitter. Almost one year later and rewireing the UTV this is my update thoughts. My two modules, front and rear lights have two black wires for input voltage, cheesy if you ask me, the small labels showing positive and gnd were unreadable. No strain relief on the wires coming out of the epoxy and very thin, secure them well close to the module as to not allow movement or they will probably break without any recourse for repair. I have used liquid tape and cable ties.