Trouble Lights from Standard

Standard

 

September 25, 2018

STANDARD is pleased to announce the launch of a new line of Temporary Worklights, including String Lights, a Trouble light, LED Flood Lights, a LED Temporary high bay and a wide variety of accessories.

STANDARD’S Trouble Light will provide direct lighting for a smaller, specific area. It can be hung using the hook, which leaves your hands free while performing a task. Multiple Trouble Lights can also be easily daisy-chained using the 25-foot (7.5 m) cable and the receptacle on the handle.

Combine String lights with STANDARD’S wide range of LED OMNI lamps!

For more information, see the String and Trouble Lights web page.

 

 

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