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24-Volt Compatibility: Purpose-built for heavy-duty commercial, industrial, military, and international fleets using 24V electrical systems.
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Dual-Function Front Lighting: Integrates front parking light and turn signal capabilities into a single oval unit.
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Flexible Mounting Orientation: Engineered for horizontal or vertical grommet installation into standard 2" x 6" oval cutouts.
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Sealed & Impact-Resistant: High-impact polycarbonate housing and lens seal internal bulb components against severe road shock, vibration, and environmental exposure.
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Standard PL-3 Connection: Features an industry-standard PL-3 connection for quick, tool-free plug-and-play installation.
Truck-Lite 60207Y – Super 60, 24V Incandescent Yellow/Amber Oval Front Park/Turn Signal Light (1-Bulb, PL-3, Grommet Mount)
Ensure maximum front-end signaling visibility for heavy equipment, commercial fleets, military vehicles, and 24-volt utility applications with the Truck-Lite 60207Y Super 60 Yellow/Amber Oval Incandescent Front Park/Turn Signal Light. Engineered specifically for 24V electrical systems, this classic 60 Series lamp delivers dual-function front parking and turn indication in a rugged, sealed housing built to handle demanding work environments.
Featuring a high-performance single-bulb incandescent light source housed inside an impact-resistant yellow/amber polycarbonate lens, the 60207Y provides clear, bright signaling to communicate vehicle maneuvers to oncoming traffic. Its standardized oval profile allows for fast grommet mounting into standard 2" x 6" cutouts in either horizontal or vertical orientations.
Constructed with a fully sealed polycarbonate lens and housing, this lamp protects internal components against shock, severe road vibration, dirt, and moisture intrusion. Outfitted with an industry-standard PL-3 lamp connection, installation and maintenance are fast, reliable, and straightforward.
Trust proven 24-volt signaling performance backed by Truck-Lite's standard-setting engineering and a 2-year manufacturer warranty.
