Emergenz Fleet Specialists

02/11/2021

Feeling spooky!?
The Whelen Justice is now available in WeCanX.
Contact the team to order yours today. 🎃

09/07/2021

Fantastic work by all involved.

A celebratory 'blessing' of some incredible efforts by five philanthropic athletes who committed to fundraise for St John by swimming 100Km from Great Barrier to Takapuna, Auckland - Great Barrier 100km Challenge. The new Volkswagen Transporter First Response Units are ready for their new homes on Great Barrier Island and Colville on the Coromandel Peninsula.

08/07/2021

Coming soon to EmergeNZ!

19/12/2019

🚨 Our officers were alarmed to have breath-tested a woman in West Auckland early this morning who was more than three times over the legal limit. 🚨

She will now be appearing before the courts and is one of dozens who have been found drink driving throughout Auckland in the past few weeks.

We are extremely disappointed by the number of people choosing to drink and drive, and are urging people to make appropriate plans if they are drinking alcohol leading into the holiday period.

Tomorrow - the Friday before Christmas - is one of the worst days of the year for drink-driving, and Police will be out in force breath testing people to ensure they aren’t behind the wheel tipsy or drunk.

Police, alongside Auckland Transport staff, have already been conducting multiple checkpoints throughout the region over the past two weekends.

In Counties Manukau alone, more than 15,700 vehicles have been stopped and tested, with 168 people being processed for alcohol related driving offences.

97 of those will be appearing before the courts in the coming weeks on alcohol related charges.

Alarmingly, a large number of the 168 were several times over the legal limit.

Tāmaki Makaurau Road Policing Manager Inspector Scott Webb says the figures are very concerning, and there is absolutely no excuse for motorists to be drinking to excess and then driving.

“Many people appear to be putting others at risk by failing to plan and driving under the influence of alcohol.”

He says alcohol is a huge contributing factor in crashes, making up around 29 per cent of all death and serious injury crashes.

“We will do whatever it takes to keep motorists safe on our roads over the busy summer period."

Tomorrow Auckland Transport will be making travel on buses, trains and some ferries free from 4pm.

Inspector Scott Webb says the 'Home Free' initiative gives people the opportunity to enjoy an after work drink and ensure they get home safely, and urges people to take up the opportunity and leave their cars at home.

So the message is simple, if you choose to drink, don't choose to drive.

Drive safe everyone!

29/11/2019

Emergenz is proud to have supplied the Palmerston North Community Patrol with their new emergency lighting! Looking great team 🚨🚨🚔🚔

08/11/2019

Remember if you're at the 2019 UFBA, stop in and check out the latest tech from Whelen!

We have our Stinger Collaboration Project on display in partnership with Fujitsu & Kia Motors NZ!

26/09/2019

Every story has a first chapter.

18/09/2019

Check out the first New Zealand Police community hub to hit the streets featuring the LINV2R Super LED 180 lights from Whelen Engineering!

Another fantastic project built by the team at Wade Group Ltd

You can purchase these directly from our website by following the link below:

https://www.emergenz.nz/shop/product/227050/Whelen-LINV2-V-Series-Linear-180-Lighthead/

09/09/2019

He Te Wiki o te Reo Māori! Tirohia nga Pirihimana o Niu Tireni e mahi ana i etahi puoro kiwi! //
It's Māori Language Week! Check out the New Zealand Police performing some classic kiwi anthems!

28/08/2019

EmergeNZ is proud to show you the latest batch of vehicles that we have completed for St John Ambulance.

These are rural territory manager vehicles, which utilise the 2019 Isuzu DMAX.

On the front grille, you will notice from the Whelen Engineering Company, Inc. IONV series lights which provide red 180-degree lighting spread as well as front-facing piercing white light.
On the dash & rear window, you will find Whelen T-ION super led lights and moving down to the taillights we have incorporated Whelen Vertex 360 hideaway lights.
Controlling the vehicles warning system is the Whelen HHS4200 siren & light unit.

Space is always a major factor in new vehicles so the HHS4200 handheld controller was an excellent choice by the client for controlling the emergency warning systems of the vehicle. It also features a built-in PA microphone and backlighting for night time operations.

We would also like to thank Outback Communications Ltd in Christchurch for their top of the line installation work on this project.

If your organisation or emergency service requires the best equipment on the market today for your next fit-out give our team a call on 0800 003 093 or drop us an email at [email protected]

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25/08/2019

Get your popcorn ready and stay tuned for the release of our latest project dropping tomorrow! 🚑