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The Code 3 MR6 MultiColor MC lights are designed to mount on a police vehicle's grille, fog light, license plate, or hood. This eliminates the need for separate parts for surface, hood, or flush mounting.
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Code 3's VigiLED II is a high-powered light designed for mounting anywhere on a vehicle — ideal for internal, grille, bumper, or rear mounting.
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Code 3's new SD24 LED is a thin, surface mount LED light that fits in almost any location on a vehicle's exterior. Its small footprint allows it to be mounted to locations such as push bumpers, rear bumpers, and license plate areas.
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Ecco's Code 3 has developed a complete lighting package for the 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe for emergency response that includes a full or passenger-side SuperVisor with Torus LED modules in multiple configurations.
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The Code 3 XCEL siren adds features to help officers more easily use it, including over-sized Manual and Air Horn buttons underneath the three-level slide switch.
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The Code 3 21TR Plus MC multi-color lightbar provides multiple colors from one light-head module without splitting the signal. The lightbar allows officers to turn a red/white or blue/white light-head module into a take-down light and provide scene lighting.
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ECCO Safety Group's Code 3 brand released the Hide-A-Blast 4 Pack (HB4PAK) LED emergency light that provides exterior lighting for emergency response and warning vehicles. The HB4PAK's ultra-slim, low profile flush-mount design makes it ideal for covert applications.
Read More →ECCO Group has acquired Public Safety Equipment (PSE), which includes the following well-known international brands: Code 3, Premier Hazard, Britax PMG, PSE Amber, and PSV.
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Code 3's Solex lightbar provides an aerodynamic police lightbar that adds a second level for additional take-down lighting, flashing or steady-burn warning lights and a 100-watt speaker.
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The vLink system smartphone app connects wirelessly to a device installed in the vehicle, allowing officers to remotely control their vehicle’s lights, sirens, air horn, locks, and truck from up to 300 ft. away.
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