Supplier product reference · reviewed 20 October 2026
Tail/stop/reverse catalogue reference with a 140 mm shared family diameter and explicit checks against TL010 and turn-function alternatives.
Published identification
Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.
The official catalogue page 31 lists NS-TL011T with tail, stop and reverse functions. The T suffix must not be read as proof of a turn-signal function: the adjacent E and U rows carry the tail/stop/turn wording instead. Keep the complete code and function schedule together when writing a request.
Another official PDF, at page 11, uses NS-TL010 for tail/stop/reverse while listing TL011E and TL011U for tail/stop/turn. The function overlap is useful context, but it does not prove a TL010-to-TL011T rename, identical wiring, equal optics or an approved replacement. The existing TL010 page remains separate and linked for source comparison.
The shared family drawing shows a 140 mm diameter, a 38 mm body-height annotation and a larger 46 mm projection annotation around the rear fixing area. These describe different parts of the drawing, not competing whole-lamp depth measurements. Obtain the selected lamp’s current rear drawing before comparing available clearance or an existing fixing pattern.
This is a lamp reference, not a wireless towing-light system. A second lamp, harness, plug, controller, magnetic base or trailer board is not established by this listing. The product presentation follows the family tail/stop/reverse lens appearance; neither a white-looking lens segment nor a still image demonstrates actual reverse output or the supplied control interface.
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 for NS-TL011T on the quotation, a current labelled photograph and a function-by-function schedule. Resolve any TL010 wording in another document before accepting a substitution. The catalogue’s separate code rows support a distinct reference page, but they do not establish a supersession history or a different approval market.
Request the complete rear drawing, body and fixing projections, cable exit and documented input requirements for the offered unit. The PDF power block is shared across the family and includes several functions; do not add every listed figure into a claimed simultaneous load or assign a turn-output figure to this reverse reference. Ask for the current function-specific values.
Require the quantity of lamp bodies and an itemised list of harnesses, plugs and mounting items. A bolt-mount description is not confirmation of a supplied fastener kit or compatibility with an existing harness. Request relevant function and destination documentation; family E9/IP wording does not independently establish road legality, installed protection or vehicle safety.
Record the vehicle identification, required signal functions and existing lamp/harness details before requesting a matching offer. A broad 10–30 V family entry does not establish the right control interface, connector, polarity or function behaviour. Ask the equipment maker and quoting supplier for the applicable documents; this reference provides no installation or wiring procedure.
A new PDF-coded T reference is retained separately from the existing TL010 page. Equivalence, supersession, connector pinout, current stock, approvals and vehicle fit are not established. The illustration is a family appearance reference, not a model-labelled sample or operational test.
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/upload/6649/20251126091527313516.pdf
https://www.novavehicle.com/5-5-round-trailer-lights-with-reflector.html
https://www.novavehicle.com/upload/6649/2022101919290950517.pdf
Official PDF page 31 (printed 59–60), other official PDF page 11 and current family webpage reviewed on 20 October 2026. Publication dates of the PDFs are unverified. Purchasing explanations are ForkliftIQ editorial guidance. No repair, wiring or installation procedure is provided.