110V LED Twin Head Telescopic Tripod Light - 40W

Who is this for

This light suits site managers and groundwork contractors who need more output or wider coverage from a single portable unit than the single head model provides. It is particularly suited to large open groundwork and civils sites where 4400lm from elevation covers significantly more area than 2200lm, site compound entrances and intersections where two directions need simultaneous illumination, and active construction zones where two trades are working in different areas simultaneously and one repositionable unit is more efficient than two separate lights.

Typical applications

• Large outdoor groundwork and excavation sites requiring high output from a single elevated position.

• Site compound entrance and intersection lighting where one head faces the access road and the other covers the compound area.

• Corner and edge lighting for large open-plan construction floors where the two heads can cover a wider horizontal arc than a single head.

• Active construction zones where two work areas operate simultaneously and both need illumination from a central position.

• Large welfare compound area lighting where the twin heads cover the full compound width from one central position.

• Supplementary high-output area lighting alongside LED festoon kits for large sites requiring both distributed and elevated illumination.

• Health and safety inspection lighting for large site areas requiring thorough illumination for walkthrough assessments.

How to use

Step 1: Extend the tripod legs and lock them firmly on a stable, level surface before extending the mast.

Step 2: Extend the telescopic mast to the required height (maximum 5m) and lock securely.

Step 3: Adjust each head independently. Point both at the same area for maximum combined output, or angle apart to cover two separate zones.

Step 4: Connect the 5m cable to a 110V CTE transformer output via the 16A Ceeform plug.

Step 5: Confirm both heads are illuminated and the mast is stable before stepping away.

Step 6: Disconnect from the transformer before adjusting head angles, mast height, or repositioning the unit.

Common mistakes

• Connecting to 230V supply. This unit is 110V only.

• Adjusting head angles or mast height while energised. Always disconnect first.

• Not establishing firm tripod leg positions before extending the mast. The twin heads and crossbar add weight. Stability is more important on this unit than the single head model.

• Not earthing the unit. Class I construction requires earthed supply. 110V CTE provides this automatically.

• Using in sustained heavy rain or water jets. IP44 covers water splash. Avoid jet exposure or submersion.

Safety

110V only. Do not connect to 230V. Class I construction: must be earthed via 110V CTE supply. IP44 covers splash but not water jets or submersion. No ATEX certification. Do not use in explosive or flammable atmospheres. Establish stable tripod positions before mast extension. Do not adjust heads or height while energised. Ambient operating temperature: -15°C to +45°C.

Maintenance

Wipe both heads and lenses with a dry cloth after use. Keep lenses clear for maximum output from both heads. Inspect the cable, plug, and housing before each deployment. Collapse the mast and fold the tripod for storage and transport.