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Grote: a Worldwide Leader in Vehicle Lighting and Safety Systems Lighting Systems Catalog Grote: A Worldwide Leader in Vehicle Lighting and Safety Systems ECHoing OUR GROWING PROPortion OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS, GrotE Has transitioned From A NORTH American-based INTERNATIONAL TO A TRUE multi-national ORGANIZation. Grote’s Madison, Indiana facility is our international headquarters, where a large proportion of our strategic lighting development and manufacturing takes place. We are transitioning our non-U.S. facilities to true strategic design and production centers of excellence for the entire enterprise. Grote Europe, Niederwinkling, Germany, is Grote’s European headquarters and is responsible for design and production of lighting safety systems to meet specific European requirements. Grote of Canada, located in Markham, Ontario, is the headquarters for the manufacturing and development of Grote’s Accessory lines. Grote of Canada serves both the original equipment and aftermarket channels for the entire Canadian market, and its new state-of-the-art facility operates at the forefront of industry manufacturing and distribution efficiency. Grote Electronics, located in Waterloo, Canada, is a state-of-the- art, high-volume manufacturing facility dedicated to assembling Grote’s light emitting diode (LED) circuit boards and electronic- based specialty products. Today, we are leading the industry in LED technology, not only for exterior lighting solutions, but for interior designs as well. Grote De Mexico, located in Monterrey, is responsible for development and production of Grote wiring and trailer harnesses, including Grote’s patented ULTRA-BLUE-SEAL® pigtail and harness system. Grote China, located in Shanghai, China is a wholly-owned, foreign enterprise of Grote Industries. Grote’s new facility is the launching pad for our Asian OE business growth. 3 Model Number Index 3 Index de Numéros de Pièces Indice por familia / número de parte MODEL NU MODEL Clearance / Marker Lamps 19-51 Feux de Gabarit / Position Lámparas de Gálibo / Demarcadora Stop / Tail / Turn Lamps 52-80 Feux Arrêt / Arrière / Direction Lámparas de Freno / Cuarto / Direccional M RV, Marine and Utility Trailer Lighting 81-88 BER Phares Nautiques, de Véhicules Récréatifs et de Remorques Lámparas para vehículos Recreativos / Marinos / Utilitarios License and Backup 89-98 I Feux de Plaque d’Immatriculation et de Recul Lámparas de Placa / Reversa N DE Interior Lighting 99-112 Lumières d’Intérieur Lámparas para Interior X Work Lighting 113-121 Lampe de Travail Iluminación de Trabajo Forward Lighting 122-126 Phares Utilitaires Faros Delanteros Warning and Hazard 127-149 Gyrophares et Feux d’Avertissement Lámparas de advertencia y precaución Flashers and Turn Signal Switches 150-159 Clignotants et Commutateurs Palancas Direccionales / Destelladores Mirrors 160-173 Rétroviseurs Espejos Trailer Wiring and Communications Systems 174-181 Systèmes de Communication et Filage de Remorques Sistemas de arneses para remolque / Caja de conexión Pigtails, Brackets and Grommets 182-207 Spirales de Raccord, Bague de Montage et Supports Conectores / Soportes rígidos y flexibles Reflectors 208-212 grote.com Réflecteurs Reflectantes Lenses 213-217 Lentilles Micas Technical Information 218-239 Information Technique Información técnica 3 Grote’s LED innovation certainly changed things for the better. LEDs Have Come A Long Way. Grote is proud of the revolution in lighting performance we created in 1989. Since then, LED technology has proved to quality brightness be more reliable, more durable, and less and the strength to resist expensive, lasting 10 times longer and using the most extreme conditions, ™ less power than previous technology. From LightForm is shedding a clearance markers, LED lamps have found new light on LED transportation ™ uses all around the rigs – stop tail turns, head applications. LightForm conforms lamps, auxiliary, interior, and every place a to almost any shape or contour without lamp is used today. sacrificing quality or performance. And with LightForm™, there is no mounting or tooling required, so you also save time and The Future Looks Bright. money. In fact, the ultra-thin structure is the most flexible, lightweight, low-profile LED As LED technology evolves, lighting product available today. so does Grote’s cutting-edge nano- As we’ve proven time and time again, technology. With Grote remains committed to lighting your ultimate flexibility, path to tomorrow. consistent, high- To learn more, visit grote.com NoIf Unplannedyou specify a TotalDowntime Grote is LightingFinally System,an Achievable it is probable Goal you will never incur unplanned maintenance caused by lighting. Real Cost of Ownership G rote LED WorK LamPS: HIGH OUTPut, Ultra Rugged Incandescent vs. LED $126 $122 Labor/Downtime Except for a catastrophic incident such as an accident, physical $118 contact damage, or damage from a tire tread delamination, you should $114 $110 YEAR 3 YEAR not incur unplanned downtime caused by lighting failure if you follow $106 $102 simple procedures during initial equipment acceptance and avoid $98 certain practices that compromise the equipment. $94 $90 $86 $82 The beneficial bottom line savings of Investment Grade Lighting will Labor/Downtime $78 be significant. $74 $70 YEAR 2 YEAR A 1,000 trailer fleet has 4,000 stop/tail/turn lamps in circulation. $66 At a 3.5 year average life expectancy per bulb, divided by 365 days $62 $58 per year, that fleet will experience approximately 3 failures per day. $54 Calculate that with your maintenance and lost load time and you will $50 $46 quickly begin to understand the significance. $42 Labor/Downtime $38 Labor/Downtime $34 Grote will instruct your fleet maintenance team free of charge using the $30 ™ $26 1 YEAR Grote Know-How Program. $22 $18 $14 Expect These Results: $10 $6 • If you replace incandescent lighting, Grote guarantees a dramatic $2 reduction in lighting-caused CSA points. Incad LED • In ten years, you will save approximately four times the cost of the entire lighting package. Lamp Acquisition ACHieving A NO/Low Maintenance PROGRAM Grote prevents system failure due to Improve and Protect Your corrosion with a three-step process. CSA Rating 1. Advanced System Design Lamp and wiring malfunctions are a leading Grote’s system approach to truck lighting has resulted in contributor to poor CSA scores. lamp, harness, and power cord designs that are superior to any others on the market. They are all designed to Six points for a malfunctioning stop/tail/turn lamp, for permanently lock out corrosion. instance. Poor CSA scores and high maintenance costs usually go hand in hand. If your lighting acquisition strategy 2. Fail-safe OEM Assembly is based on low initial cost, you’ll probably end up with Grote works with leading OEM trailer manufacturers to higher overall lighting costs – and most likely a higher eliminate conditions that cause fleet maintenance issues CSA score. such as harness abrasion and flexing, high temperature problems, and poor component placement – all possible That’s why one of the best investments you can make in the corrosion issues. profitability of your company is to use only Grote Investment Grade LED lamps, harnesses, and power cords – products 3. Correct Lighting Maintenance Practices that vastly outperform and outlast products from bargain Grote can provide your fleet maintenance staff training on basement suppliers. how to prevent corrosion in your lighting system, identify maintenance procedures that can maximize lighting system Grote only provides Investment Grade products – that’s why longevity, and eliminate unplanned downtime to maximize our products are worth your investment. fleet productivity and profitability. Grote LED Lighting Portfolio™ Grote SelectTM High Performance High Style High Value LED LED LED SuperNova® Hi Count® Grote SelectTM SuperNova® high-performance LED lamps: Hi Count® high-style LED lamps: Grote SelectTM high-value LED lamps: • Are lightweight; the new NexGenTM • Are the highest visibility LED lamps around • Incorporate the latest LED technology and lamps weigh 50% less than the major offer much longer life than incandescent competitor lamps • Offer premium styling and maximum lamps diode count • Require one-eighth the amperage needed • Provide faster light-on response times that increase stopping alert distances to drive an incandescent lamp • Come with standard female-pin terminations and stop / tail / turn lamps accept all popular • Have low power requirements, making • Include solid-brass terminals in male-pin incandescent plug-in connectors more voltage available to other systems and hard-shell configurations, for a more • Require less maintenance on your secure connection and maximum protection • Feature built-in attitude against corrosion electrical system • Fit all popular mountings and grommets • Make use of existing wiring / pigtails for • Feature specially formulated encapsulant retrofit purposes potting that seals out moisture and dirt, • Come with a 2-year warranty improving reliability and longevity • Employ surface-mount electronics for cost-effective reliability • Fit all Grote brackets and grommet mounting options • Use specifically formulated encapsulated circuitry that provides protection against the elements • Feature a hermetic lens-to-housing seal that prevents moisture intrusion • Have hermetic lens-to-housing seal preventing moisture intrusion • Come with a 10-year warranty when configured with male-pin or hard-shell • Look like incandescents, so they are not connectors and a 3-year warranty when prone
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