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$7949
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TRUCK-LITE 50860 Part Description
Manufacturer
Product Description
50 Series, 7 Solid Pin, Grey Plastic, Surface Mount, Receptacle
Features & Benefits
- Tough GE Noryl, non-conductive, corrosion resistant body
- Floating type, cadmium-plated brass pins allow best alignment and long-lasting contact with plug
- Internal connections feature a direct wired ground
- Circuits are identified by color codes and embossed notations
- Ring terminals are used to connect wires
- Receptacle pins prevent increased resistance due to strand breakage caused by set screws
- Available in standard and circuit breaker version
- Meets SAE J560 standards
- We recommend using rubber boots with flush mount receptacles
TRUCK-LITE 50860 Specifications
Product Attributes
| Material | Plastic |
| Housing Color | Gray |
| Kit | No |
| Mount Type | Surface Mount |
| Number of Pins | 7 |
| Series | 50 Series |
| Split/solid Pin | Solid Pin |
TRUCK-LITE 50860 Part Interchanges
| Brand | Part Number |
|---|---|
| Grote | 87860 |
TRUCK-LITE 50860 Cross References
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TRUCK-LITE 50860 Manufacturer Information
Truck-Lite® is a world-renowned manufacturer of mirrors, heavy-duty forward and signal lighting, trailer harnesses, and other safety and visibility-enhancing products. Its main headquarters is located in Falconer, NY, and it maintains ten more facilities across North America and Europe. The company may have started small as a sealed lighting manufacturer in 1955. But it has grown tremendously over the years—in fact, it introduced a series of firsts including the first sealed lighting products, first LED S/T/T lamps, and first forward lighting. Being first in product development has sure paved the way for Truck-Lite to become a successful business today.
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