Rebranded 144's?

[AuroraBorealis]

The seller states that the boxes are marked EM43CH but the bands don't have any tags. The domes also don't look stock.

Thoughts?

2 Federal Signal Emergency Lights Fire Truck Police Squad Vintage New | eBay

<p dir="ltr">This is an auction for 2 Federal Signal Emergency Lights. These are new in the original packaging with switch. There are 4 lenes inside the dome that spin.</p> <p dir="ltr">Auction is for 2 lights. These are very large lights would look great on a restored fire truck, squad car...

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[dmathieu]

Not 144s. There was a crossover point where Federal, Smith & Wesson, and EEC intersected. These were Smith & Wesson rebranded. Not sure of actual maker, but not Federal 144s.

 

[cmb56]

Emergency Equipment Corporation (EEC) was the successor of Smith & Wesson’s warning equipment.
This is a model 436 or 436H if it is Halogen.
The S&W 236, 236H, 436 and 436H used the rotator assemblies from Arrow Safety Device.

Michael

 

[Stampeed Valkyrie]

wow that is going for higher then I would expect even for NOS. Must be a collectors market for EEC stuff.

 

[dmathieu]

Set of 2.

 

[Mars Light]

Sealed beam holder looks like Signal Stat or Arrow.

 

[lotsofbars]

That definitely looks like a Signal Stat assembly, but I've never seen the rest of the light.

 

[cmb56]

As I wrote earlier, rotator assembly from Arrow Safety Device.

Michael

 

[AuroraBorealis]

Thanks to all. Never heard of EEC and it's apparent there was significant cross breeding in the emergency light industry!