Grote
Grote 55410 Stop Turn Tail Light Square Red Amber
A square stop, turn and tail combination light with red and amber lenses and a stud-mount pigtail connection
- Incandescent stop, turn and tail light for reliable signalling
- Red and amber square lens for clear visibility
- Surface stud mount simplifies installation
- Pigtail connection enables direct wiring
- Draws 0.66 to 2.1 A for standard vehicle circuits
Square Stop Turn Tail Light
The Grote 55410 is a square combination light that handles stop, turn and tail functions in one housing. It uses incandescent technology and shows a red lens with an amber section for signalling. The unit measures four and three-quarters inches high by four and nine-sixteenths inches wide and mounts on a stud for surface installation.
Fleets needing a single square lamp
Maintenance teams that want one fixture for braking, indicating and running lights will find this lamp fits the role. Operations that require LED service life or a different lens colour should look at other options. Buyers who need a round or rectangular profile will not be served by this shape.
Current draw range point six six to two point one
The lamp pulls between point six six and two point one amps depending on which circuit is active. That spread tells you whether the existing wiring and fuse can support the load. If your circuit cannot supply the upper figure, the light will not operate correctly.
Highlights
- Incandescent stop, turn and tail light for reliable signalling
- Red and amber square lens for clear visibility
- Surface stud mount simplifies installation
- Pigtail connection enables direct wiring
- Draws 0.66 to 2.1 A for standard vehicle circuits
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the Grote 55410 light, and which step is commonly missed?
Mount the square housing using the stud mount on a flat surface, then connect the pigtail wires to the vehicle harness; the step often missed is sealing the wire connections against moisture.
What maintenance will this incandescent stop-turn-tail light need later?
The incandescent bulbs will eventually burn out and require replacement; inspect the red and amber lenses periodically for cracks or fading that reduce visibility.
What limit appears first when the light runs continuously?
The current draw ranges from 0.66 to 2.1 A, so the vehicle circuit or fuse rating is typically the first limit reached under sustained operation.
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