New Ecco light?

[Jarred J.]

Just saw these on del city as a new product from ECCO...

The ED3701 directional LEDs are bright and versatile warning lights that are suited to a wide variety of applications. Their ultra-low profile makes them easy to install virtually anywhere on a vehicle. These models offer wide angle optics and multiple flash patterns, including synchronization with other units for simultaneous or alternating operation. The ED3701 models feature 6 LEDs and are available in either single or split-color configurations (3 LEDs of each color).

• Single and split color models feature 13 flash patterns with 29 modes.
• Die cast base, polycarbonate lens.
• Surface mount.
• SAE J595, Class I, California Title 13, R65, R10
• Temperature Range: -30°C to +50°C (-22°F to +122°F)

Look like they need a cover of some type...

 

[pdk9]

I'd be interested to see it flash in the daytime b/c I can't picture a super thin linear lighthead being very impressive (since they need some depth for a reflector). I'm sure the optic in front of the diodes will help spread the footprint, but I doubt it will be a "head turner"

 

[Station 3]

looks like its just a micro chip card with some leds stuck on them with no optics what so ever..... they are probably as effective as 5mm leds

 

[Kevin K.]

This product looks just like the Mega Thins Code 3 released late in 2015. I believe that this lighthead is sourced from Top Warning located in Taiwan.

In related news, ECCO just posted this announcement on the Premier Hazard website: http://premierhazard.co.uk/news/105/roy-mcclarty-new-appointment

I think the ultimate goal is to reduce the number of brands to two: Code 3 for the emergency services and ECCO for all other markets. This announcement certainly suggests that.