Supplier product reference · reviewed 19 October 2026
One low-profile ceiling-light family with touch, PIR and general-switch variants; keep the control code and conflicting colour-temperature wording explicit.
Published identification
Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.
The NA-ILS4 source groups three control versions in one table: NA-ILS41 for touch, NA-ILS42 for PIR and NA-ILS43 for a general switch. They remain one catalogue family rather than three near-duplicate pages. The source image shows a circular white surround, textured diffuser and a central dome; it is a family presentation, not proof that every control version has a PIR sensor.
Although the page title says 24V and the introduction mentions 12–24VDC, all three table rows state 10–30V. The body also describes 3000K and 5000K choices while the rows say 5500K. Those differences remain explicit. The source's IP67 and R10 wording is attributed to the manufacturer and has not been independently verified for the offered version.
Procurement checklist
Keep the item identity, physical version and supply scope together. Use the questions alongside the published specifications when preparing a sourcing brief.
Request the complete NA-ILS41, 42 or 43 reference, current photograph and control description. Confirm whether a PIR or other switch is built in, separately supplied or absent. A family photograph and a general ceiling-light title do not identify the actual control version. Include required operating behavior and any related accessories as written quotation requirements.
Ask the supplier to reconcile the voltage and colour-temperature wording for the selected code. Request the current drawing, fixing pattern, cable exit and connector or lead identification. The listed diameter and thickness do not establish a match to an existing roof opening or mount. Keep the vehicle's documented accessory supply and existing light record with the enquiry.
For the PIR version, request the documented sensing and switching behavior without inferring detection range, timing or current capacity from the centre dome. Ask for the environmental and regulatory documents identifying the exact supplied version. This page has not tested ingress protection, detection, lighting output or compliance, and does not establish fit for marine, emergency or other specialised use.
NA-ILS41/42/43 remain separate control identities within this family. They are also distinct from the existing NA-ILS51/52/53 family and the standalone NA-ILS reference. Similar circular diffusers do not establish a common fitting, wiring interface, sensor specification or replacement status. Preserve the full suffix in any purchase or service record.
The official table supports the three family codes and their stated control types. Input and colour wording, sensor behavior, mounting, output and approval applicability need version-specific confirmation. No claim is made that all variants include a PIR sensor or fit a particular vehicle.
This reference is neither a quotation nor a stock, delivery or authorisation commitment. Request a current written proposal from the quoting entity. Preserve the item reference, quantity, destination and included accessories in that proposal so that changes of configuration remain visible.
https://www.novavehicle.com/24v-ceiling-light.html
Source description and available specifications reviewed on 19 October 2026. Purchasing explanations are ForkliftIQ editorial guidance. No repair, wiring or installation procedure is provided.