Nesco SL80 Contractor Grade LED Stringlight

October 31, 2025

NESCO announces the launch of the SL80 Contractor Grade LED Stringlight, a rugged and flexible solution for temporary jobsite lighting. Designed to deliver reliable, uniform 5000K illumination, the SL80 is ideal for stairwells, workspaces, and lift shafts in both indoor and outdoor environments. Rated IP65 for water and dust resistance, each SL80 string is constructed from modular 1-metre segments containing 180 high-output LEDs per metre, so if one segment fails, the remainder keeps working.

SL80

Specs include:

  • Voltage: 120V AC, 60Hz
  • Power: 12W per metre; total 300W for 25m reel/coil
  • Color temperature: 5000K (Daylight white)
  • Luminous flux: 1,050 lumens per metre
  • IP65 rating (indoor/outdoor)
  • Available as 25m reels (SL80-RL-LED), 25m coils (SL80-CL-LED), and 5m coils (SL80-CL-5M-LED)
  • ETL listed for jobsite safety compliance
  • Optional rectifiers (SL-DR-120) enable runs up to 160m
Easy repair with SL-CON kit The SL80 is exclusively available through NESCO’s Canadian electrical wholesale partners. For more technical details, visit www.nescocanada.com

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