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The VALUE COLLECTION LPL31CBP is a clear automotive utility light built for low-voltage DC electrical systems. Rated at 12.8 volts DC and 0.027 amps, this compact indicator-style light is constructed with a stainless steel body, offering corrosion resistance in demanding service environments. It is well suited for automotive, fleet, and light equipment applications where a reliable, low-draw signal or status light is needed. Automotive electricians and fleet maintenance technicians are the primary installers for this type of component.
This utility light is designed for 12-volt DC automotive and mobile equipment electrical systems. Its clear lens allows for direct light output without color filtering, making it appropriate for general-purpose indicator, courtesy, or accessory lighting circuits on cars, trucks, trailers, and similar vehicles. The low amperage draw of 0.027 amps minimizes load on the vehicle electrical system, which is a consideration in multi-light or accessory-heavy installations.
Designed as a general-purpose replacement or addition for 12-volt DC automotive and light equipment utility lighting circuits. No specific vehicle or model compatibility data was provided in the product input.
Installation should be performed by a qualified automotive electrician or experienced fleet maintenance technician. Disconnect the vehicle battery before wiring or mounting to prevent short circuits. Follow applicable SAE and vehicle manufacturer wiring standards when integrating into existing circuits. Verify that the circuit fusing is appropriate for the total combined amperage load when adding lighting accessories.
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