Emergency lights use a lot of power, as you can imagine. Even the LED ones. But we also don't want to idle on scene for a while.
So new ambulances (and engines, too) have a nice feature. Leave the lights running. Turn the engine off.
When the battery voltage gets low enough, the vehicle will start the engine, let it run til the voltage is better, then shut itself back off.
Emergency lights use a lot of power, as you can imagine. Even the LED ones. But we also don't want to idle on scene for a while.
So new ambulances (and engines, too) have a nice feature. Leave the lights running. Turn the engine off.
When the battery voltage gets low enough, the vehicle will start the engine, let it run til the voltage is better, then shut itself back off.