Recommended Grommet for Optronics 4 Inch Round LED Light # STL55RB

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I am replacing the lights on my car hauler. I see two different 4 inch grommets, one with a notch and one without. Which grommet is correct for LED Light #STL55RB? Or if they both are acceptable to use, what is the difference? do i need the notch for the wire connection point?

asked by: Bob

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Both the Rubber Grommet # A45GB and the Notched Rubber Grommet # A45GNB that you referenced will fit and work well with the Optronics 4" Round LED Light # STL55RB. The only difference between the two grommets, as you mentioned, is the notched cut out in the lower portion of the unit. This is not necessary for wiring or fitment, but it will allow for a bit of an easier install.

expert reply by: Chris R

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Answer 1

The difference is that the grommet part #A45GNB has a notch cut in the lower portion that seals to the mounting hole. This allows the grommet to install a bit easier than the part #A45GB.

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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