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Grote to Offer Multi-Volt 4-Inch LED Stop Tail Turn
MADISON, INDIANA -- Grote Industries will expand its multi-volt lighting solutions with the addition of new 4-inch Stop Tail Turn lamps beginning April 8. The lights will operate with a range of 9 to 32 volts, allowing for a wider variety of lighting applications.
“We are strengthening our product capabilities in order to better serve our customers who do business in other parts of North and South America, as well as Europe,” said Business Development Manager Randy Staggs. “We are continually working to provide products they need and allow them to utilize standard parts that will work everywhere they do business.”All voltage upgrades will be contained within the lamps themselves, allowing for no changes to their fit, form, or function, leaving appearance and light intensity unaffected. Lamp installation will remain consistent with existing standard connectors and mounting accessories.Visit our new products page for more information about the Multi-volt 4-inch Stop Tail Turn Light and other new products from Grote.Latest News
Grote rolls out versatile new forward lighting
Grote Industries is proud to introduce two new additions to the forward lighting family; the LED Heated Snow Plow Lamps and the LED Combination Head Lamps. Whether you are on-highway or off-road, these lamps deliver visibility, dependability, and performance in a wide variety of roles.
Grote Donates Face Shields to Local Youth Shelter
While some businesses have been forced to close during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Jefferson County Youth Shelter in Madison, Indiana has faced the opposite challenge. Due to their critical work providing round-the-clock housing and care for at-risk children and teenagers, they have not shut down or reduced capacity throughout the crisis.