Value Collection EF35 Electronic Flasher 3 Terminal

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION EF35 is a fixed load electronic flasher designed for automotive and light-duty vehicle warning and signal lighting circuits. It operates on a supply voltage of 11 to 15 volts and handles a load range of 2.1 to 10 amps, making it suitable for driving 2 to 4 lamps on a single circuit. The unit delivers a consistent flash rate of 60 to 120 flashes per minute. Three terminals provide straightforward integration into standard flasher sockets found on cars, trucks, and trailers. Electricians and automotive technicians working on vehicle lighting systems will find this a direct-format replacement for fixed load flasher applications.

The EF35 suits residential and commercial vehicle applications where a reliable, electronically controlled flash signal is required. Typical installation scenarios include turn signal circuits, hazard warning systems, and auxiliary lighting controls on passenger vehicles, light trucks, and trailer hitches. The fixed load design means the flash rate remains stable across the supported lamp count range rather than varying with load changes. This makes it a consistent performer in fleet maintenance, auto repair shop service work, and DIY vehicle lighting repairs where predictable flash timing is critical.

Key Features

• Fixed load design maintains stable 60 to 120 flash-per-minute rate across 2 to 4 lamp loads
• Wide operating voltage range of 11 to 15 volts covers standard 12-volt vehicle electrical systems
• 2.1 to 10 amp current capacity handles typical incandescent lamp draw
• 3-terminal configuration fits standard OEM-style flasher sockets
• Electronic solid-state design for consistent, reliable switching

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement for 3-terminal fixed load electronic flashers used in 12-volt automotive and light-duty vehicle turn signal and hazard warning circuits supporting 2 to 4 lamps.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by automotive technicians or electricians familiar with vehicle low-voltage wiring. Disconnect the vehicle battery before removing or installing the flasher unit to prevent accidental short circuits. Verify the replacement flasher terminal count and load rating match the original unit before installation. Confirm all lamp sockets are in good condition and free of corrosion before restoring power to the circuit.