Ecco EA5200 Back-up Alarm Speaker 97 Db 12-24 Vdc

Product Description

The ECCO EA5200 is a vehicular back-up alarm designed for trucks, trailers, construction equipment, and other commercial or fleet vehicles that require audible reverse warning. The unit produces a beep-type audible signal at 97 decibels, providing a clear warning tone that meets the demands of noisy job-site environments. It operates across a wide voltage range of 12 to 24 volts DC, drawing 1.0 amp, making it compatible with both light-duty and heavy-duty vehicle electrical systems. The housing is constructed from glass-filled nylon for durability in outdoor and harsh-duty installations. Licensed electricians and fleet maintenance technicians are the primary installers of this device.

The EA5200 is suited for installation on commercial trucks, utility vehicles, construction machinery, agricultural equipment, and any fleet vehicle required to meet reverse alarm safety standards. Its universal mount design allows fitment across a wide range of vehicle chassis configurations without specialized brackets. The alarm is rated to SAE Type C, RCM, and AMECA standards, making it appropriate for applications where specific compliance documentation is required by fleet operators, job-site safety programs, or regulatory bodies.

Key Features

• 97 dB beep-type audible signal audible in high-noise work environments
• Wide input voltage range: 12 to 24 volts DC suits both light and heavy vehicle electrical systems
• Glass-filled nylon housing resists impact and weathering in outdoor applications
• Universal mount design simplifies installation across varied vehicle types
• Meets SAE Type C, RCM, and AMECA standards for vehicular back-up alarms
• Compact form factor at 4.0 x 2.0 x 2.8 inches keeps installation footprint small

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-mount vehicular back-up alarm compatible with 12-volt and 24-volt DC vehicle electrical systems including light-duty trucks, heavy equipment, and commercial fleet vehicles.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified electrician or certified fleet maintenance technician. Disconnect vehicle battery power before making any wiring connections. Secure the unit to a solid mounting surface away from exhaust heat sources, and confirm that all electrical connections are properly insulated and protected from moisture ingress. Verify compliance with applicable local and federal vehicle safety regulations before placing the vehicle back in service.