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Retrofit and Halogen Replacement at Dantech

Retrofit and Halogen Replacement

Replacing worn halogen and older LED lamps on machines that are already in the field.

The Process

Four Stages From First Question to Delivered Goods

Each stage lists the problem it exists to prevent, then what happens in practice.

  1. Survey the Existing Lamp

    The replacement has to match a hole and a harness that already exist.

    Start from the cut-out size, the bracket type and the connector on the machine. That normally narrows the range to two or three models.

  2. Match the Beam Not the Wattage

    Halogen wattage is a poor guide to how much usable light you get.

    Compare the effective lumen figure and the beam pattern on the spec sheet rather than matching the old lamp wattage.

  3. Check the Electrical System

    Machine voltage varies far more than people expect, especially on battery trucks.

    Dantech models list an operating voltage range on every spec sheet, with wide-range parts available for 9-80V and 9-110V systems.

  4. Plan the Changeover

    Fleet changeovers work best in batches, not all at once.

    Trial a small quantity on one machine type first, then roll the tested model number out across the fleet.

Questions About This Route

What information do you need to start?
The mounting position, the system voltage, the beam pattern or working distance, any approval that is a condition of the order, and the annual quantity. Those five lines are enough to quote.
How long does a production order take?
The stated lead time is about 30 to 40 days, with samples normally available sooner.
Is there a warranty on production orders?
The stated warranty period is two years.

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