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Grote 50630 Turn Lamp DoubleFace ThinLine Red/Yellow machine shop hardware
Double-face incandescent stop, turn and tail lamp with red and amber lenses, pedestal mount and blunt-cut wire connections
- Double-face design shows stop, turn and tail signals from both sides
- Incandescent lamp draws 0.59 to 2.1 A for reliable brightness
- Round 4 1/4 in lens fits standard pedestal mounts
- Red and amber lenses meet common signalling colour requirements
- Surface-mount pedestal with blunt-cut wires simplifies installation
Grote 50630 Turn Lamp Overview
The Grote 50630 is a double-face ThinLine lamp designed for machine-shop and vehicle applications. It combines stop, turn and tail functions in a single round housing with red and amber lenses. The unit mounts on a pedestal for surface installation and connects via blunt-cut wires. It is built new for immediate fitment.
Replaces Single-Face Incandescent Units
This lamp upgrades older single-face incandescent lights by adding a second visible face and a slimmer ThinLine profile. The jump is worth it when a vehicle or machine needs both red stop/tail and amber turn signals visible from multiple angles. Current draw ranges from .59 to 2.1 A depending on the active circuit.
Suits Pedestal-Mount Surface Installs
The lamp suits workshops and fleets that require a compact combination light with a 4 1/4 in diameter and 2 5/16 in depth for pedestal mounting. It is not for buyers who need a different lens colour, a flush-mount design or a lamp with an integrated connector instead of blunt-cut wires.
Highlights
- Double-face design shows stop, turn and tail signals from both sides
- Incandescent lamp draws 0.59 to 2.1 A for reliable brightness
- Round 4 1/4 in lens fits standard pedestal mounts
- Red and amber lenses meet common signalling colour requirements
- Surface-mount pedestal with blunt-cut wires simplifies installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting surface and clearance does the 4 1/4 in diameter pedestal base need?
The lamp mounts on a flat surface using a pedestal base; allow at least 4 3/4 in height and 2 5/16 in depth behind the panel for the housing.
How are the blunt-cut wires connected, and which step is often missed?
Strip the blunt-cut wires and crimp or solder them to a mating connector such as part 68130 or 68170; the step often missed is sealing the splices against moisture.
When should the incandescent bulbs be replaced, and what current range applies?
Replace bulbs when they dim or fail; the circuit draws between .59 and 2.1 A depending on which function is active.
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