The PS1200v2 front light offers 5x settings in both ‘headlight’ and ‘red & blue’ strobe modes.
The P220 rear light has 5x modes: Red, Blue, Red Strobe, Red SOS & ‘Pursuit Mode’ (alternating red & blue strobe).
A reviewer praises this light set’s durability. One user lauded the performance of the PS1200 after 4 years of reliable use.
According to user reviews, working police praise the performance of the PS1200v2 in the line of duty.
Owners commend these lights' abundant daytime brightness, both front and rear.
An owner says the PS1200 headlight has a throw of up to 75 yds in daylight.
Buyers deem this light to be a great value, compared to models of similar power.
Owners consider this light set to be lightweight, considering its brightness.
A reviewer praises this light set’s durability. One user lauded the performance of the PS1200 after 4 years of reliable use.
Owners say the PS1200v2 light set is quick and easy to install.

3 reasons not to buy

A couple of owners question the legal status of the PS1200's red & blue lights.
One owner said that after 1.5 yrs of frequent use, their battery only lasts 2 hrs.
A buyer was adamant that Night Provision exaggerate this light set’s lumen rating.

Bottom line

Night Provision's PS1200v2 light set combines a generous 1200-lumen headlight with a taillight capable of putting out 220 lumens. What makes this set stand out is the ability to output strobe lighting in red and blue, at both ends of your bike. While this may be legally questionable for everyday citizens of certain states, in others it’s perfectly lawful. The PS1200v2 is commended by reviewers claiming to be working police. Even if you aren’t an officer of the law (or playing at being one), most buyers say this is a powerful light set offered at a competitive price.