Supplier product reference · reviewed 19 October 2026
A separately named catalogue strip-light family with four length references, split input ranges and explicit overall-length and rating questions.
Published identification
Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.
The official NOVA catalogue labels this family NSVP and lists NSVP30, NSVP50, NSVP100 and NSVP150. It is absent from the existing named product-page inventory reviewed for this batch. One family page keeps the four length references together rather than creating near-identical pages for every length.
The drawing and photograph show a slim straight strip with a 19 × 12 mm section and a visible LED row. The neighbouring NSLP catalogue table uses a 20 × 10 mm section and different references and ratings. NSLD and NSLX are also separately named families. Similar strip-light functions do not establish that their parts or mounting packages interchange.
The PDF groups colour-temperature options at 4500 K, 5000 K and 6000 K. Its photograph alone does not establish the exact sensor, switch, cover or control included in an offer. An option appearing on another strip family must not be transferred to NSVP without a current configuration sheet.
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 full NSVP code and dated electrical sheet. The catalogue separates 10–16 V and 24–30 V wording; it does not confirm operation through the intervening range. NSVP50, NSVP100 and NSVP150 list maximum power of 7.2 W, 14.5 W and 21.6 W. The NSVP30 cell contains an unclear extra character before its maximum-power text, so obtain a corrected row rather than borrowing another length’s wattage.
The drawing labels nominal lengths of 300, 500, 1000 and 1500 mm, plus larger overall lengths of 330, 530, 1030 and 1530 mm. Ask which dimension controls the installation envelope and mounting centres. The table prints a final m in its dimension cells while the drawing uses mm; treat that as a source inconsistency requiring a current drawing, not a reason to assume metre-sized bars.
Ask for clip or screw mounting details, fixing spacing, cable length, connector, polarity documentation and any switch or sensor option. The catalogue mentions 1 m or 2 m cables but does not confirm that all combinations are stocked. A depicted installation is not proof of a supplied kit or approval for a forklift accessory circuit.
Identify the machine model and serial number, required accessory supply and intended illumination task before asking for a matching offer. A 24 V accessory description is not evidence that a strip can connect to an electric forklift traction battery. Request the equipment maker’s interface requirements and the supplier’s applicable wiring documentation; this reference supplies no installation procedure.
Source: official PDF page 25, printed pages 47–48, reviewed 19 October 2026. Publication date is unverified. The IP67 entry and lumen figures are supplier descriptions, not independently verified enclosure or photometric results. They do not establish stock, certification, authorization, vehicle fitment or a safety function.
Prepare a request containing the complete model reference, quantity, destination, chosen input version, desired colour temperature, complete envelope and mounting package. Ask for the current drawing and written scope alongside price and delivery. Retain that record when comparing offers so a change of length or cable is not mistaken for an equivalent replacement.
https://www.novavehicle.com/upload/6649/20251126091527313516.pdf