DIRECTIONAL COMBO LED BAR - 135-DEG SIDE WARNING DUAL-COLOR BLUE/WHITE WITH CENTER WHITE WORKING LIGHT - 12-24VDC

ECCO ED9215BW — 13.6″ Combo LED Warning & Work Light (Blue / White, 135° Coverage, 12-24 V, Class I Directional)

Illuminate your work zone and signal with clarity using the ECCO ED9215BW, a versatile combo LED unit combining blue warning and white flood light functions in one compact housing. Engineered to deliver 135° side coverage, this directional combo light is designed for grille or bumper mounting and works with both 12 V and 24 V vehicle systems. It produces about 2,350 lumens, supports Class I directional output, and has mounting options for tilting pedestal or surface installations. With rugged construction, sealed optics, and integrated dual-color capability, it’s ideal for emergency, utility, fleet, and service vehicles.

Key Features & Specifications

• Dual-Color Output: Blue for warning, with white flood for work illumination
• Wide Coverage: 135° beam angle for side-to-side visibility
• Voltage Range: Operates on 12 V to 24 V DC systems
• Lumen Output: ~2,350 lumens in white mode
• Size / Dimensions: 13.6″ width × ~4″ height × ~2.7″ depth
• Mounting Options: Tilting pedestal mount or surface mount
• Construction: Die-cast aluminum body, sealed optics, durable lens suitable for exterior use
• Class I Directional: Meets directional output standards for vehicle warning use

Applications & Benefits

• Mount centrally (grille or bumper) to serve both as a warning light and scene work light
• Replace dual fixtures with one integrated unit to save space and simplify wiring
• Ideal for police, fire, utility, tow, and roadside assistance vehicles
• Durable sealed design resists moisture, dust, vibration, and road debris
• Compatible across mixed-voltage fleets (12 V / 24 V)

Installation Tips

• Mount in a location providing unobstructed front and side visibility.
• Use flexible mounting (tilting bracket or surface) to adjust aim.
• Seal all wiring grommets and protect cable routing from sharp edges or heat sources.
• Use the recommended wire gauge and fuse close to power source.
• Test both warning (blue) and white flood modes before finalizing install.
• Periodically inspect the lens, mounting bracket, and connections.