Description
RAB STRINGER34 Temporary Work Light — 65W Configuration
The RAB STRING34-50 is a temporary work light delivering 8000 lumens at 65 watts with a color temperature of 5000K. It operates on 120V and is IP65 rated, making it suitable for wet environments. This fixture is ideal for construction sites and other temporary lighting applications.
Key Features
- High Efficacy: Achieves an efficacy of 123 lm/W, providing efficient lighting.
- Durable Construction: Made with polycarbonate housing for impact resistance and longevity.
- Linkable Design: Connect up to 390W (300ft) using AWG18 for extended coverage.
- Color Consistency: Maintains color consistency within a 6-step MacAdam Ellipse.
- Easy Installation: Comes with an industrial-grade, high-impact design ANSI 2-prong plug and receptacle.
- Operating Temperature: Functions effectively between -40°F to 104°F (-40°C to 40°C).
- Compliance: ETL listed and RoHS compliant, ensuring safety and environmental standards.
- Warranty: Backed by a 2-year limited warranty covering light output and driver performance.
Typical Applications
- Construction Sites
- Industrial Facilities
- Warehouses
- Outdoor Events
- Temporary Shelters
Performance & Light Output
The fixture provides a luminous output of 8000 lumens with a color rendering index (CRI) of 80, ensuring good color accuracy. It has a beam angle of 120° and an L70 lifespan of 18,000 hours.
Electrical & Controls
Operates on 120V with a constant current driver. The fixture is non-dimmable and includes a weatherproof cover for the plug and receptacle.
Construction & Durability
Constructed with a durable polycarbonate housing, the fixture is IP65 rated for protection against dust and water ingress, suitable for various environmental conditions.
Installation & Mounting
Features an integrated hanging hook for easy mounting. The fixture includes a 10 ft. cord between lamps for flexible installation.
What’s Included
- 50 ft Temporary Work Light Fixture
- Integrated Hanging Hook
- 10 ft Cord
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