Ecco 6262A Led Warning Light Flush Mount Sae Class 3

Product Description

The ECCO 6262A is a permanent-mount LED warning light designed for emergency and safety signaling applications on vehicles and equipment. Operating across a wide multi-voltage input range of 12 to 80 volts DC, it is compatible with a broad range of 12V, 24V, 48V, and higher-voltage platforms without requiring a separate voltage regulator. The unit measures 5.5 inches in overall height and is built for flush or surface mounting in permanent installations. It meets SAE Class 3 standards, making it appropriate for use in regulated warning light applications. Fleet maintenance technicians, emergency vehicle upfitters, and electrical contractors are the typical installers.

The 6262A is suited for permanent installation on emergency vehicles, utility trucks, service vehicles, and equipment requiring SAE Class 3 compliant warning output. Its multi-voltage DC input makes it a practical choice for mixed-fleet operations where vehicles run different electrical system voltages. The flush and surface mount options allow integration into flat body panels, light bars, or custom mounting brackets without significant modification to the host vehicle.

Key Features

• Multi-voltage input: 12 to 80 volts DC, compatible with a wide range of vehicle electrical systems
• SAE Class 3 rated warning output for regulated emergency and safety signaling
• Flush and surface mount options support permanent installation on flat panels or brackets
• LED light source provides long service life and low current draw compared to incandescent alternatives
• Compact 5.5-inch overall height suits tight mounting spaces on vehicle bodies

Compatibility

Designed for permanent installation on vehicles and equipment with DC electrical systems ranging from 12 to 80 volts. Suitable for emergency vehicles, utility trucks, and service equipment requiring SAE Class 3 compliant warning lights.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified electrician or certified emergency vehicle upfitter familiar with SAE and applicable DOT requirements. Disconnect and isolate the vehicle electrical system before beginning any wiring work. Secure mounting hardware to the vehicle body per the manufacturer mounting instructions, ensuring the housing is weathertight at all penetrations. Verify input polarity and voltage compatibility before applying power to the unit.