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The ECCO 7945A is a permanent-mount LED warning light designed for emergency and safety signaling applications on service vehicles, fleet equipment, and utility apparatus. Operating across a multi-voltage input range of 12 to 48 volts DC, this unit suits a wide variety of vehicle electrical systems without requiring additional regulators or converters. Standing 5.85 inches tall, the 7945A mounts via bolts for a fixed, vibration-resistant installation. It meets SAE Class 2 standards, confirming it provides the photometric output and flash-pattern performance required for secondary emergency warning use. Electricians, fleet maintenance technicians, and upfitters handle installation on both light- and heavy-duty vehicles.
The 7945A is suited for permanent installation on utility trucks, service vans, municipal fleet vehicles, and other equipment requiring secondary or auxiliary warning lighting. Its multi-voltage compatibility makes it a practical choice for mixed fleets running 12-volt, 24-volt, or 48-volt electrical systems. Typical applications include highway maintenance vehicles, towing equipment, construction machinery, and emergency support vehicles where a durable, code-compliant warning light is required at a fixed location on the vehicle body.
Designed as a permanent-mount SAE Class 2 LED warning light suitable for 12-volt to 48-volt vehicle electrical systems. Confirm mounting hole pattern and clearance dimensions against the specific vehicle or equipment mounting surface before installation.
Installation is typically performed by a qualified vehicle upfitter or fleet electrician familiar with SAE and DOT warning-light placement requirements. Disconnect vehicle power before wiring to prevent accidental activation or short circuits during the installation process. Secure all mounting hardware to the torque specification listed in the vehicle body or chassis manufacturer guidelines, and protect wiring connections with appropriate weatherproof connectors or heat-shrink terminals. Verify flash-pattern programming and SAE Class 2 compliance after installation per applicable state and local regulations.
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