Adjustable Screen Pod T-Series Vertical

WOODWAY ENGINEERING LIMITED

£25

New designed Pods for use with the Stud Mount Standard T-Series Lighthead only (not compatible with Surface Mount Option) The Adjustable ION™ T-Series Vertical Pod is a compact mounting solution designed to house the Whelen ION™ T-Series Stud Mount Lighthead within vehicle windows. Developed for discreet installations, it enables emergency service and covert vehicles to integrate directional warning lights without bulky hardware or external brackets. A compact adjustable window pod designed to mount the ION T-Series Stud Mount Lighthead in discreet vehicle installations. Compatible with Whelen

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOODWAY ENGINEERING LIMITED, number 11561797. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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