ECCO Hybrid LED Rotator Minibar Beacon

This is the first real LED Rotator minibar. Using eight three watt led's the beacon's reflectors spin silently "beaming" the light 360°, just like the old halogen rotators. The difference is that this mini-lightbar is bright, quiet, reliable and trouble free for years to come. With no bulbs to burn out or break, and much lower current draw than halogens, this minibar provides the "pop" of a rotator with the beneifits of LED. For more information, visit http://www.projectresponder.com/pse/b41-Amber-Warning-Lights-1.htm

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Hybrid
• LED
• Rotator
• Minibar
• Lightbar
• Beacon
• police
• lights
• amber
• warning
• snow
• plow
• utility
• truck

[AdmiralKakarot]

i want to custom order this in blue with magnets and a 12vdc cigar plug. is there a way you could hook me up with that?

[ResponderPSE]

@AdmiralKakarot We can do blue and we can sell you a set of 90# pull magnets as well as a cigar plug cable. You would then have to put them together since ECCO does not sell a plug in version of this light. Call us and I'll be happy to assist you.

[AdmiralKakarot]

@ResponderPSE im no good at wiring. the last time i tried to rewire a light i nearly blew myself into a wall and im not even joking about that. does this light come in a beacon?

[ResponderPSE]

@AdmiralKakarot Yes, it is exactly as you see it. If you wish to have it configured with a cigar plug, we can easily do this for you at no charge. Just give us a call and we'll be more than happy to make this work for you.

[ResponderPSE]

@AdmiralKakarot Certainly. We can wire in the plug and supply the magnets. You will then just have to bolt them on once you receive the package.

[fireworkfreak100]

why ´hybrid´? is there an battery in or something?

[ResponderPSE]

@fireworkfreak100 "hybrid" in the sense that it uses stationary leds with a rotating reflector. So it's not a true rotator where the reflector rotates around the light source. But this way, more than 90% of the light energy is directed out by the mirror.

[nmcarpenter]

I saw these on a construction vehicle during the sunlight a couple of months ago...not impressed. I'll stay with solid-state LED flashing. Thanks for posting this!

[Natesmodelrailroad]

@fireworkfreak100: Thanks for the design idea, dude.

[fireworkfreak100]

@ResponderPSE OK, thanx couse i thinked like that on cars: it starts with gasoline and goes farther with electricity. sorry for my bad English