Supplier product reference · reviewed 19 October 2026
A separately labelled catalogue horn-speaker reference; confirm the current reference, electrical configuration and complete supplied assembly.
Published identification
Supplier-published entries. Ratings and configuration still require current documentation.
The official catalogue prints NV-SR100-9 above a round horn-speaker photograph and a separate specification list. The SR prefix is preserved exactly rather than changed to SP to match other speaker names. The shape is distinct from the slim NV-SP100-3 and NV-SP100-7 source photographs, so it is represented as a separate catalogue reference pending confirmation of the current ordering code.
This is a speaker-component reference, not evidence of a self-contained alarm with its own tone generator. Its PDF entry gives power, impedance, frequency and dimensions, but no standalone supply-voltage row. A vehicle battery value from another product must not be copied into this specification. The matching amplifier and output arrangement need to be identified by the supplier.
The supplier’s acoustic and distortion entries are not independently measured here. Without the drive level, distance, mounting, signal and test environment, the catalogue sound-level figure cannot support an installed loudness or safety-effect promise. This page instead helps a buyer ask for the evidence and interface records for the exact offered component.
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 the supplier to confirm the printed NV-SR100-9 reference and whether it remains the current code. A future correction or replacement must be supported by written model mapping; this site has not invented an SP100-9 alias. Obtain a model-labelled photograph and drawing for the actual offered version.
State the required speaker impedance and ask the supplier to identify a compatible amplifier and output specification. The catalogue lists 4, 6 and 8 Ω choices but does not establish a switchable-impedance unit. A 100 W label does not identify battery voltage, amplifier supply, duty cycle, connector arrangement or a complete warning system.
Request the test conditions behind the frequency, sound-level and distortion entries, plus the mounting drawing and included hardware. Keep the actual machine, installation position and operating environment in the sourcing brief. A round horn and base photograph do not prove environmental rating, audibility at a specified location, universal fit or regulatory suitability.
The presence of a speaker or amplifier in a vehicle catalogue does not establish an approved forklift warning system. Identify the actual machine, accessory supply, matching components, intended application and required documents through the existing supplier and procurement routes. No wiring, installation or acoustic-exposure procedure is supplied here. Any safety, legal-use or performance requirement needs applicable evidence for the selected complete configuration.
The official PDF supports the separately printed model and attributed entries. Its publication date is unverified. Stock, authorization, current revision, connector compatibility and installed acoustic performance remain unverified. An illustration, shared rating or similar housing is not proof of a complete kit or a replacement relationship.
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
Official PDF catalogue page 22 (printed 41–42) reviewed on 19 October 2026. Purchasing explanations are ForkliftIQ editorial guidance. No repair, wiring or installation procedure is provided.