Round LED Stop Tail Lamp Chrome Flange 12/24V

Allan Davis on 01/05/2026

Allan — 9:23 AM gas_plumbing_asbestos_3 Remove or soften “doesn’t catch on the soap test.” I don’t want Matey normalising DIY gas leak testing, even as consequence framing. gas_plumbing_asbestos_27 Soften “Plumbers usually quote it as a half-hour job once they’re on site.” That’s too broad. Something like “often a smaller job once the tap-off already exists” is safer. drill_006 Remove “about four bucks at Bunnings.” I don’t want hardcoded live-price style claims in training data unless it’s explicitly a rough pricing entry. Other than that, I think its good to go mate. Just please be aware that I want to keep Matey's personality forefront, do your best not to let him drift. (in ER its a bit okay since he needs to be a bit more stern). Make sure response shapes are doing their thing properly, breaking repetitiveness, as well as all other aspects we've chat about in the past. How do you think he will sound with our corpus trained from this? Does it differentiated, does he fulfill the targetted aim of been a knowledgable bloke you talk to in the Bunnings aisle with human like replies, very little roboticness about him? THats kinda also what we need to measure against too. I love your work mate, thank you so far. MHND — 10:17 AM three fixes shipped: gas_plumbing_asbestos_3 soap-test reference dropped. consequence framing now reads "one slightly slack joint, a fitting backed off a quarter turn, and the leak builds up overnight in a sealed room. next time the heater fires you've got a flashover." no DIY-leak-test framing anywhere gas_plumbing_asbestos_27 half-hour quote out. replaced with "often a smaller job once the cold-water tap-off already exists from a previous fridge, so the cost gap to DIY is usually smaller than the risk gap." drill_006 bunnings price out. replaced with "a fresh masonry bit's cheap enough that a flogged one wastes more time than it saves". keeps the "don't push the worn bit" thrust without locking in a hard number or retailer [ { "id": "plumbing_041", "user_question": "solder torch, propane thingo work on copper or need something heavier?", "product_context": [ "soldering", M2_batch2_training.json 46 KB on your voice question the bunnings-bloke differentiation is there in the 35, but it's not evenly distributed. it's strongest in entries with concrete specifics + a lived-in fragment carrying the technical content: "Yeah, lag bolts every time for a bike rack" / "Don't tie to the gutter" / "Hold up before the torch comes out" / "M8 sleeve into solid brick after the wall plug or render skin, 90-100mm anchor body". those read like a tradie giving advice, not a chatbot answering a query. diagnose-then-route entries (uncommon_tools_024, uncommon_tools_051, wet_areas_20) teach the user a pattern not just an answer, a differentiator from ChatGPT-default MHND — 10:25 AM your round-2 feedback on the absolute-claim hedging make sense for paperwork/legal claims, but if i apply the same hedging instinct to TECHNIQUE territory in M3 / M4, Matey loses the specificity that makes him a bunnings bloke, starts sounding corporate. round-2 fixes were calibrated such that they only hedged where the underlying fact actually varies by state/product/install. we'd have to hold that line carefully at scale, especially on the 1000_DIY rewrites where technical specificity IS the differentiation one more risk has the to do with the idea of "what gets baked in gets amplified". post fine-tuning, the model generalises the patterns it's trained on. in other words, if 30% of entries lean on "depending on the job and state" or "the manufacturer's spec sheet" as a phrase, Matey will repeat those in prod about 30% of the time. anti-systemization at entry level mitigates. here's some tests we can implement
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Round LED Stop Tail Lamp Chrome Flange 12/24V

$76.00

Round LED stop tail lamp with chrome flange suits 12/24V trailer and truck rear lighting, with a recessed 148mm housing, IP67 sealing and included grommet for clean panel installs or 4 inch lamp retrofits.

Part number 110CCRM.

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Description

Overview

Round LED stop tail lamp with chrome flange restores rear stop and tail lighting in a recessed round housing for trailers and truck bodies. It gives you a cleaner finish than a surface lamp, and the chrome trim suits replacements where the rear lighting needs a neater framed look.

Features

  • Recessed mount suits 4 inch style lamp positions and a 115mm round cut-out.
  • 12-24V multivolt operation suits common trailer and heavy vehicle systems.
  • IP67 sealing helps keep water and dust out in exposed rear mounting positions.
  • Blister pack includes the grommet and chrome flange for a complete mount-ready set.

Specifications and Materials

This lamp measures 148mm round x 30mm, uses 12 LEDs and carries stop and tail functions in one sealed rear lamp. It also uses a 3 pin plug connection, and the chrome flange frames the lamp face for a recessed install. Part number: 110CCRM.

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Compatibility and Fitment

Check the 115mm round cut-out, the panel depth and the vehicle voltage before ordering. This lamp retrofits existing 4 inch lamp positions, and for new installations it pushes into the grommet or flange mount with the wiring run through the back. If you are matching other round lamps in the same style, check the related parts below before finalising the job.

Related Parts

Check the related service parts below against the trailer setup before ordering.

Use Part number Part type
Related version 110CCAM Rear indicator lamp
Replacement component 110CB Chrome bezel
Used with 53102 3 pin plug

 

Compliance and Safety

Confirm the stop and tail functions after fitting, then check the lamp seats fully in the grommet and the chrome flange screws stay tight. Keep the rear panel cut-out clean, protect the wiring behind the panel and make sure the lamp remains clearly visible after installation.

Trailer Applications

Workshops fit this round LED stop tail lamp with chrome flange on trailers, truck bodies and service vehicles that need a recessed rear stop and tail light with a chrome-trimmed finish. It also suits retrofit jobs where older 4 inch lamps are being updated to a sealed LED unit.

Why Choose ICS Trailers

Choose this round LED stop tail lamp with chrome flange when you want the recessed lamp, grommet and trim pieces ready for the same job instead of sourcing the mount hardware separately. See more rear lighting in our LED Lights

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