Lens, rotating beacon - KL 7000 - yellow (amber)
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Ordered in from our supplier
It usually reaches us the next working day and is dispatched the day it arrives - New Zealand delivery NZ$51.95, free on orders over NZ$500. Delivery and import charges
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About this beacon spare part
Lens, rotating beacon - KL 7000 - yellow (amber) is a Hella beacon spare part.
It is a universal fitting for tractors, trailers, telehandlers and other farm machinery, sold as a single unit unless the specification states a pack quantity.
The Agri Lighting part number is A25-003682 (previously PT/190025001), and it replaces or is equivalent to 1541106, 9EL 190 025-001, SP1050544.
Specifications
| Range | KL 7000 / yellow (amber) |
|---|---|
| Part number | A25-003682 |
| Brand | Hella |
Part numbers
Our part number for this item is A25-003682. It was previously listed as PT/190025001, and either number finds it in the search.
This part replaces or is equivalent to the following numbers. Use them to match an existing lamp or a dealer quote.
- 1541106
- 9EL 190 025-001
- SP1050544
Delivery and returns
This item is ordered in from our supplier. It usually reaches us the next working day and is dispatched the day it arrives, with tracking sent by email. Delivery to New Zealand for this item is NZ$51.95, and it is free on orders over NZ$500. Orders ship from our UK warehouse, so any New Zealand GST, duty or Customs fees are not included in our prices and are paid on delivery where they apply. Delivery and import charges explained.
Unused items in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of delivery; you pay the return postage and there is no restocking fee on stock items. Every part carries a 12-month warranty, and for a faulty or incorrectly supplied item we send a prepaid return label and replace or refund it. Full details are on the delivery and returns page.
