Name: Truck-Lite 4550 Signal-Stat Brake / Tail / Turn Signal Light - LED, PL-3 Connection, 12v
SKU: 4550
Price: 30.49 USD
Availability: InStock

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Product Description

Features & Benefits

Unique 24-diode pattern emits a greater light output than similar lamps
Energy-efficient LEDs draw less power and generate less heat than incandescent lamps
Filament-free construction makes lamp highly resistant to shock and vibration
Electronics completely sealed in epoxy for increased corrosion and moisture protection
Engineered and tested to withstand the toughest working environments

Truck-Lite Signal-Stat 24-Diode LED Rectangular Clearance/Marker Light

The Truck-Lite Signal-Stat LED clearance/marker light provides efficient and reliable visibility solutions for heavy-duty trucks and trailers. This rectangular lamp is available in popular mounting types and connectors to accommodate various applications.

Product Attributes

Voltage	12
Bulb Technology	LED
Common Size	3"x5"
Lamp Connection	PL-3
Lens Color	Red
Standards Met	I6, P2, S2, T

Truck-Lite® is a world-renowned manufacturer of mirrors, heavy-duty forward and signal lighting, trailer harnesses, and other safety and visibility-enhancing products. Its main headquarters is located in Falconer, NY, and it maintains ten more facilities across North America and Europe. The company may have started small as a sealed lighting manufacturer in 1955. But it has grown tremendously over the years—in fact, it introduced a series of firsts including the first sealed lighting products, first LED S/T/T lamps, and first forward lighting. Being first in product development has sure paved the way for Truck-Lite to become a successful business today.

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California Proposition 65 Warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)