Which base is being quoted?
Distinguish the permanent-mount entry in the table from the optional mounting arrangements described in the body. Ask for the exact base reference and drawing instead of relying on the family name.
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Supplier catalogue reference · reviewed 17 October 2026
NOVA BA18 pro
Amber LED warning beacon
A low-profile beacon family with several mounting options. Keep lens, colour and base configuration together when requesting a quote.
Published identification
Know what you are comparing
- Published model
- BA18 pro
- Published input
- 10–30 V DC
- Published base
- Aluminium-alloy base
- Flash-pattern listing
- 10 patterns
- Mounting scope
- Table: permanent; body also lists bolt and magnetic options
Supplier-published catalogue details, not an independent test or a stock offer.
What this product is
NOVA lists BA18 pro as an amber warning-beacon family with an aluminium-alloy base. The page describes colour and lens choices, while its specification table identifies a permanent-mount configuration. Treat those choices as distinct enquiry variants, not as interchangeable items automatically included with one model name.
The product presentation shows an amber lens and flanged base. A magnetic mounting option mentioned elsewhere in the catalogue must be confirmed separately; the image does not demonstrate a magnetic attachment. Ask for a drawing and order reference that identify the quoted base, lens and colour together.
Before requesting a quotation
Questions that distinguish the offer
Keep the model, physical configuration and supply scope in one record. A family name can narrow a search without resolving every ordering detail.
Which lens and colour?
Have the supplier state the lens, emitted colour and single- or dual-colour configuration on the quotation. Keep that description with the corresponding product photograph and reference.
Which documents cover this version?
If a procurement specification requires particular approvals or environmental ratings, request the documents for the offered version. Check the named model, issuing organisation, test scope and date; a catalogue badge alone does not complete that review.
Check the accessory supply separately
Both product pages list a 10–30 V DC input range. An electric forklift's traction-battery voltage alone cannot establish a match. For a truck outside that range, ask the equipment supplier to identify a suitable documented accessory supply and interface. This is a procurement question, not a wiring instruction or approval to modify the truck.
Include the installed accessory reference where one exists, the truck model and serial number, label photographs, the intended use and the quantity required. Have the quoting party explain missing information. Keep any proposed substitute and its documented differences visible in the written offer.
Evidence and application limits
The source mentions general vehicle applications but does not identify a particular forklift fit. Approval, ingress-protection, radio-interference and warranty statements remain supplier claims unless the relevant current documents and scope are provided. This reference does not verify those claims or prescribe where a beacon should be installed.
ForkliftIQ has not contacted the supplier or verified current inventory, price, lead time or an authorised dealership relationship. Request those commercial details from the entity issuing the quotation. Published specifications can change; retain the revision supplied with the actual offer.
Original product source
https://www.novavehicle.com/amber-led-beacon.html
Read on 17 October 2026. The published source provides the product identification; the purchasing explanations above are ForkliftIQ's editorial organisation of the questions a buyer should resolve.