Ecco EW2015R Forklift Led Arrow Light 12-80 Vdc

Product Description

The ECCO EW2015R is a forklift LED arrow light designed to improve pedestrian and operator awareness in warehouse, distribution, and industrial facility environments. Operating across a wide voltage range of 12 to 80 volts DC, it is compatible with a broad spectrum of electric and internal-combustion forklifts without the need for a voltage converter. The unit draws just 1.1 amps, keeping electrical load minimal. The housing is constructed from aluminum and finished in black, providing durability in the demanding conditions typical of material-handling applications. Mounting hardware is included. Installation uses a hardwired connection.

This arrow light is intended for use on forklifts and other powered industrial vehicles where a projected directional indicator alerts nearby personnel to the vehicle's path of travel. It is commonly installed on reach trucks, sit-down counterbalance forklifts, and order pickers operating in facilities where pedestrian traffic creates a safety concern. The wide 12-to-80-volt input range makes it suitable for both 24-volt and 48-volt battery-powered equipment as well as higher-voltage platforms, reducing the need for application-specific SKUs.

Key Features

• Wide-range input voltage: 12 to 80 volts DC covers most forklift electrical systems
• LED light technology for long service life and low current draw at 1.1 amps
• Aluminum housing resists impact and corrosion in industrial environments
• Hardwired connection provides a secure, vibration-resistant install
• Mounting hardware included for straightforward installation
• Black finish blends with standard forklift bodywork

Compatibility

Designed as a directional safety light for powered industrial vehicles operating on 12 to 80 volts DC; consult the vehicle's electrical specifications to confirm fitment before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified forklift technician or industrial electrician. Disconnect and lock out the battery or power source before beginning any wiring work in accordance with OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. The hardwired connection should be routed and secured away from moving components, heat sources, and pinch points. Confirm the vehicle supply voltage falls within the 12-to-80-volt DC input range prior to powering the unit.