Ecco 5813A Amber Led Flashing Warning Light 12V

Product Description

The ECCO 5813A is an amber LED flashing warning light designed for surface-mount installation on commercial vehicles, service trucks, and mobile equipment. The unit draws from a 12-volt electrical system and emits a high-visibility amber flash pattern to alert other drivers and personnel in the work zone. LED lamp technology provides long service life and low current draw compared to incandescent alternatives. This light is typically installed by fleet technicians, electrical contractors servicing vehicles, or service professionals adding safety lighting to work vehicles and trailers.

The 5813A is suited for surface-mount applications on service vans, utility trucks, trailers, and mobile equipment where a compact, low-profile amber warning light is required. The amber lens color meets common requirements for vehicle warning lighting on non-emergency service and work vehicles. The straightforward surface-mount design allows installation on flat or slightly contoured panels without specialized mounting hardware.

Key Features

• Amber lens provides high-visibility warning flash pattern for work zone and vehicle safety
• LED lamp type delivers long service life and reduced current draw versus incandescent bulbs
• Surface-mount design simplifies installation on vehicle panels and enclosures
• Operates on 12-volt DC electrical systems standard on most commercial vehicles and trailers
• Compact form factor suitable for low-clearance mounting locations

Compatibility

Designed as a surface-mount amber warning light for 12-volt DC vehicle electrical systems, suitable for service trucks, utility vehicles, trailers, and mobile equipment requiring a compact flashing warning indicator.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or experienced fleet technician familiar with 12-volt vehicle wiring. Disconnect or isolate the vehicle battery before making any electrical connections. Secure the light to a clean, flat mounting surface using appropriate fasteners, and protect all wiring connections with weatherproof connectors or heat-shrink terminals to prevent corrosion. Verify local and federal vehicle lighting regulations before installation to confirm placement and flash-pattern compliance.