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Supplier product reference · reviewed 17 October 2026

NOVA NW-CB1 compact spot work light

A single-projector work-light reference with separate 10W and 15W options, distinct from a reversing alarm or proximity safety device.

Presentation prepared from supplier imagery. Confirm the offered version and supplied parts; the illustration is not dimensional or test evidence.

Published identification

Compare the exact configuration

Table reference
NW-CB1; body uses CB1
Published voltage
9–32V
Power choices
10W or 15W
Supplier light-output entry
1500lm; version applicability to confirm
Connection
Two-pin DT described
Beam table
Spot

Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.

Understand this catalogue entry

The source labels this product as a reversing work light, while the table identifies NW-CB1 and a spot beam. It is an illumination device, not an audible reversing alarm, pedestrian-detection sensor or a projected warning-zone system. The prepared image retains the single round optic, finned black housing, cable and lower bracket visible in the source.

Two power versions, 10W and 15W, are described beside one 1500lm entry. That does not establish that both versions provide the same measured output. A buyer should ask which operating condition and version the light-output figure describes. The source gives no overall dimensional table for this entry, so an envelope is not invented from the image.

Procurement checklist

Resolve these points before comparing offers

Keep the item identity, physical version and supply scope together. Use the questions alongside the published specifications when preparing a sourcing brief.

Which power version and reference apply?

Request the current NW-CB1 or CB1 identification and whether the quote covers 10W or 15W. Ask for the corresponding electrical and photometric data rather than treating the common light-output entry as evidence for both. Retain revision information with the quotation.

Can the supplier provide the missing dimensional drawing?

Request overall dimensions, mounting pitch, adjustment range and space needed for the cable. The image can assist identification but cannot establish scale. A small-looking housing should not be used as evidence that it fits a restricted mounting location.

What is the intended lighting task and supplied connection?

Describe the work area or reversing illumination requirement and obtain the selected beam information. Confirm bracket, bolts, lead and mating DT connector scope. A two-pin connector description does not establish a drop-in replacement or an approved connection to a vehicle circuit.

Keep the machine interface separate

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.

Sources and evidence limits

The official text supports a compact spot work-light identity and alternative power entries. Beam performance, protection, electromagnetic and other approval claims have not been independently established. The reversing title is not evidence of a verified safety-warning function.

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.

Official product source

https://www.novavehicle.com/new-spot-led-work-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.

Product presentation based on NOVA imagery: NOVA NW-CB1 compact spot work light

Document comparison · 19 October 2026

NW-CB1: one existing model page, two specification records

NW-CB1 is already represented by this page. The catalogue supplies additional dimensional information for that same named model, so this review does not create a second CB1 listing. Its single-projector photograph also remains distinct from the separate NW-C1 lamp; similar compact size is not a basis for merging them.

Supplier webpage record

Model
NW-CB1
Input
9–32 V
Power choices
10 W or 15 W
Flux entry
1500 lm; version not specified
Connection
2-pin DT
Dimensions
No overall dimension table on webpage

Official catalogue record

Model
NW-CB1
Input
10–32 V
Power choices
15 W / 10 W
Flux entry
1650 lm
Table dimensions
60 × 60 × 79 mm
Drawing detail
60 mm diameter; bracket extent requires confirmation

What to confirm before requesting a quote

Request the offered wattage, current electrical sheet and a dimensioned installation drawing. The catalogue drawing includes a larger overall bracket height than its inner lamp dimension, so confirm the full installed envelope rather than using the 60 mm face measurement as mounting clearance. Keep 1500 and 1650 lm, and the two lower input limits, source-specific until the supplier resolves the revision. Neither document independently verifies output, vehicle fitment or approval.

Evidence boundaries

These are supplier-published descriptions, not independently tested ratings, confirmed inventory, authorization or vehicle compatibility. Keep the source and exact offered configuration attached to any purchasing decision. Existing supplier contact and procurement routes remain available above.

https://www.novavehicle.com/upload/6649/20251126091527313516.pdf

Reviewed PDF page 28 (printed pages 53–54). Publication date is unverified; the numeric URL filename is not used as a date. No model alias or replacement relationship is confirmed by this comparison.