Ecco SA950 Back-up Alarm 102 Db 12-24 Vdc Speaker

Product Description

The ECCO SA950 is a vehicular back-up alarm designed for commercial trucks, construction equipment, and fleet vehicles that require an audible warning signal when reversing. The unit produces a 102 dB beep tone through a built-in speaker and operates across a wide voltage range of 12 to 24 volts DC, drawing only 0.4 amps. The housing is constructed from glass-filled nylon and carries an IP65 ingress protection rating, making it suitable for outdoor and wash-down environments. It meets CE, R10, and UL standards. Installation is straightforward with a universal mount configuration compatible with most commercial vehicle applications.

The SA950 is intended for use on construction vehicles, delivery trucks, forklifts, utility vehicles, and other commercial or industrial equipment where OSHA or site safety requirements mandate an audible reverse warning. The universal mount design allows it to fit a wide range of vehicle frames and body configurations without custom fabrication. At 102 dB output, the alarm provides a clearly audible signal in loud job-site environments.

Key Features

• 102 dB beep-type audible alarm for high-noise work environments
• Wide voltage range of 12 to 24 volts DC covers most commercial vehicle electrical systems
• Low current draw of 0.4 amps minimizes load on vehicle electrical systems
• IP65-rated glass-filled nylon housing resists dust, moisture, and wash-down exposure
• Universal mount for flexible installation on a variety of vehicle types
• CE, R10, and UL certified

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-mount replacement or new-installation back-up alarm suitable for commercial vehicles, construction equipment, and industrial fleet applications operating on 12 to 24 volt DC electrical systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified automotive or fleet electrician. Disconnect vehicle battery power before wiring the alarm to prevent accidental activation or electrical shorts. The alarm should be mounted at the rear of the vehicle in a position that projects sound away from the vehicle structure, following vehicle manufacturer and applicable safety guidelines. Verify polarity and voltage compatibility before making final connections.