Supplier product reference · reviewed 17 October 2026
One NSLP family page for three documented length references. Keep the table’s 12 V entries separate from the wider-input option described in the body.
Published identification
Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.
NOVA presents NSLP as an interior and exterior strip-light family. The specification table gives three references with different lengths and power entries. Their shared family name does not make the table values of one length applicable to another or establish a single electrical version.
The body mentions a wider input option, while each table row states 12 V. The source also contains a separate dimensional description that differs from the table envelopes. The prepared image shows a strip and clips, not a definitive dimensioned assembly or a complete list of optional sensors and connectors.
Procurement checklist
Keep the item identity, physical version and supply scope together. Use the questions alongside the published specifications when preparing a sourcing brief.
Ask whether the offered NSLP reference is the table-listed 12 V version or a separately documented wider-input option. Request the exact order code and current specification. Do not advertise every NSLP strip as suitable across the broader range simply because the body mentions that option.
Request a drawing for the selected NSLP25, NSLP50 or NSLP100 item. Ask whether the different dimension entries describe the light body, complete assembly or another revision. Do not combine values from the two descriptions or scale dimensions from the presentation image.
Ask whether a sensor, switch, DC connector or bare cable end is actually included. Confirm the supplied lead length, clip quantity and selected colour temperature under the same order reference. A customization statement is not evidence that every combination is currently stocked or supplied as standard.
A catalogue input range does not establish compatibility with an electric forklift’s traction battery or accessory circuit. Ask the equipment supplier to identify the documented accessory supply, control interface and intended application. The truck model, serial number and installed-component record remain important even when a lamp or controller looks similar.
Ingress protection, light output and application suitability are not independently verified. The source’s interior-and-exterior description is retained as supplier scope, not an accepted installation or universal supply-range claim.
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/interior-and-exterior-12v-led-strip-light.html
Product body and specification table reviewed on 17 October 2026. Purchasing explanations are ForkliftIQ editorial guidance. No repair, wiring or installation procedure is provided.
Document comparison · 19 October 2026
The existing webpage names NSLP Series and lists NSLP25, NSLP50 and NSLP100. The official catalogue, PDF page 24 (printed 45–46), lists NSLP30, NSLP50 and NSLP100 instead. NSLP is therefore already represented here; the different shortest-length reference does not justify a second family page or an automatic NSLP25-to-NSLP30 alias.
The webpage table gives NSLP25 as 250 × 17 × 7 mm, 2 W maximum and 400 lm; NSLP50 as 500 × 17 × 7 mm, 4 W maximum and 600 lm; NSLP100 as 1000 × 17 × 7 mm, 6 W maximum and 1200 lm. Its voltage rows say 12 V, while the introductory wording describes 10–30 V options.
The catalogue table instead gives NSLP30 as 304 × 20 × 10 mm and 4 W maximum; NSLP50 as 504 × 20 × 10 mm and 6 W maximum; NSLP100 as 1004 × 20 × 10 mm and 12 W maximum. Its lumen rows are 400, 600 and 1200 lm and its grouped input is 10–30 V. The webpage dimension-image captions also use 304, 504 and 1004 mm, so the inconsistency exists within the webpage as well as between documents.
The catalogue describes clear or milky silicone options, IP67 and clip mounting. The webpage also discusses a PIR option and connector choices. Obtain a current configuration sheet before assigning any option to a particular code. NSVP is separately named and uses different cross-section and input wording; it is not treated as an NSLP replacement. NSL, NSLX and NSLD also remain separate research references.
Request a dated model-to-drawing table that identifies the offered code, actual overall length, section, wattage, input version and cover. Keep all figures from one confirmed version together rather than selecting the smallest dimensions from one document and the electrical rating from another. No stock, approval, measured output or forklift compatibility is established by this comparison.
https://www.novavehicle.com/upload/6649/20251126091527313516.pdf
PDF publication date unverified. Supplier descriptions remain attributed; no alias or silent correction is applied.