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The ECCO EB7816A is an LED warning light assembly designed for emergency and safety signaling applications. It operates on a multi-voltage input of 12 to 24 volts DC, making it compatible with a wide range of vehicle electrical systems without requiring a separate voltage regulator. The unit mounts flush or surface-mounted for a clean, permanent installation profile. Standing 7.75 inches tall, the EB7816A meets SAE Class 1 standards, the highest tier for warning light visibility, making it appropriate for emergency vehicles, utility trucks, and other priority response equipment. Installation is typically handled by vehicle upfitters, fleet electricians, or emergency vehicle technicians.
The EB7816A is suited for permanent installation on emergency vehicles, municipal fleets, utility service trucks, construction equipment, and towing vehicles where high-visibility warning is required. Its multi-voltage input range supports both 12-volt and 24-volt vehicle platforms, broadening its application across light-duty and medium-duty fleets. The flush and surface mount options give installers flexibility depending on the mounting surface available on the vehicle body or roofline.
Designed as a permanent-mount LED warning light for emergency and fleet vehicles operating on 12 to 24 volt DC electrical systems. Verify mounting hole pattern and clearance dimensions against the target vehicle before installation.
Installation should be performed by a qualified vehicle upfitter or licensed electrician familiar with emergency vehicle electrical systems. Disconnect vehicle power before making any wiring connections. Protect all wiring runs with appropriate fusing and use weatherproof connectors rated for the installation environment. Installations on emergency vehicles may be subject to applicable federal, state, or local regulations governing warning light placement and operation.
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