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The ECCO ED3712AC is an LED warning light designed for emergency and safety signaling applications on vehicles and equipment. Operating on a multi-voltage power source of 12 to 24 volts DC, this unit is built to work across a wide range of vehicle electrical systems without requiring a dedicated power regulator. It stands 2 inches in overall height and mounts flush or on a surface for a low-profile, permanent installation. The ED3712AC meets SAE Class 1 and CAT13 standards, making it suitable for high-visibility warning use in demanding field conditions. Electricians and vehicle upfitters typically handle installation on fleet vehicles, emergency response units, and industrial equipment.
The ED3712AC is suited for permanent installation on commercial vehicles, utility trucks, emergency response vehicles, and off-highway equipment where a compact, high-visibility warning light is required. Its multi-voltage compatibility makes it a practical choice for mixed fleets running both 12-volt and 24-volt electrical systems. The flush and surface mount options allow integration into a variety of body styles and panel configurations without major fabrication work.
Designed for permanent flush or surface mount installation on vehicles and equipment with 12-volt or 24-volt DC electrical systems meeting SAE Class 1 and CAT13 warning light requirements.
Installation should be performed by a qualified auto electrician or vehicle upfitter familiar with 12 to 24 volt DC vehicle wiring practices. Disconnect vehicle power before mounting or wiring the unit to prevent accidental activation or electrical damage. Ensure the mounting surface is structurally sound and that all wiring connections are sealed against moisture intrusion for permanent outdoor installations. Follow applicable vehicle lighting codes and any jurisdiction-specific requirements for emergency warning light placement and use.
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