Ecco EW2011B Forklift Led Arrow Light 12-80 Vdc

Product Description

The ECCO EW2011B is a forklift LED arrow light designed to improve pedestrian and traffic awareness in warehouse, distribution, and industrial facility environments. Operating across a wide voltage range of 12 to 80 volts DC, this unit is compatible with a broad range of electric and internal combustion forklifts without requiring a voltage-specific driver or converter. The housing is constructed from aluminum with a black finish, keeping the assembly lightweight at 1.22 pounds while maintaining durability in demanding material-handling environments. LED light technology delivers low current draw at 1.8 amps, reducing electrical load on the vehicle.

This arrow light is intended for installation on forklifts and similar industrial lift equipment operating in facilities where overhead or floor-projected warning signals are used to alert pedestrians and other operators of forklift travel direction or approach. It is well suited for warehouses, loading docks, manufacturing floors, and cold-storage environments where visibility and safety signaling are required. The hardwired connection and included mounting hardware support a clean, secure installation directly to the vehicle chassis or overhead guard.

Key Features

• Wide-range input voltage of 12 to 80 volts DC fits a broad range of forklift electrical systems
• LED light technology provides low current draw of 1.8 amps for reduced battery load
• Aluminum housing offers durable, lightweight construction at 1.22 pounds
• Hardwired connection type for a secure, permanent vehicle installation
• Mounting hardware included for straightforward field installation
• Black finish suited for industrial equipment aesthetics

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or add-on auxiliary warning light for forklifts and industrial lift equipment operating on 12 to 80 volt DC electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified forklift technician or industrial electrician. Disconnect or isolate the vehicle battery before beginning any wiring work. The hardwired connection should be routed and secured to prevent abrasion against sharp edges or moving components, and terminated with appropriately rated connectors per the vehicle manufacturer's guidelines. Verify the mounting surface and hardware torque requirements against the vehicle's service documentation before placing the unit in service.