Southwire/coleman Cable 200ME Trouble Work Light 75W

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 200ME is a 75-watt trouble work light designed for temporary task and area lighting in demanding job-site conditions. Built around a tough PVC construction with a round orange vinyl jacket, this light is flexible, lightweight, and highly visible without marking floors or walls. It ships with an 18 AWG 6-foot SJTW cord and a rugged molded-on plug. The push-through on/off switch is easy to operate with one hand. The plastic bulb cage is designed for fast bulb changes, and the unit accepts a maximum 75-watt bulb. Electricians, contractors, and general tradespeople rely on this style of trouble light for short-term illumination during rough-in, inspection, and maintenance work.

The 200ME is suited for temporary lighting in workshops, garages, construction sites, utility rooms, and similar work areas where permanent lighting is absent or insufficient. The dual hook system allows the light to be hung from either the guard or the handle, giving installers flexibility in positioning without additional hardware. The 18/2 gauge SJTW cord construction is rated for use in wet, damp, and outdoor conditions, making it appropriate for both indoor staging areas and covered exterior work zones.

Key Features

• Accepts up to 75-watt bulb maximum for controlled light output
• 18 AWG 6-foot SJTW cord with rugged molded-on plug
• Dual hook system for hanging from guard or handle
• Push-through on/off switch for single-hand operation
• Plastic bulb cage designed for fast, tool-free bulb changes
• Orange vinyl jacket is flexible, highly visible, and will not mark floors or walls
• UL Listed construction

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-style trouble work light compatible with common medium-base incandescent bulbs up to 75 watts. Cord is rated SJTW for use in wet and damp environments.

Installation Notes

This trouble light is typically deployed by electricians, general contractors, and maintenance technicians for temporary lighting during construction or service work. Ensure the circuit supplying the outlet does not exceed the cord and plug ratings before plugging in. Do not exceed the 75-watt maximum bulb rating, as overlamping creates a fire and shock hazard. Inspect the cord and plug for damage before each use in accordance with general NEC job-site safety practices.