Southwire/coleman Cable 691ME Trouble Work Light 75W 25ft

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE 691ME is a 75-watt trouble work light designed for temporary lighting in demanding job-site environments. It features a 25-foot, 16/3 AWG SJTW cord with a round orange PVC jacket that resists abrasion, oil, chemicals, and water. The metal bulb guard protects the lamp from impact, while a prong plug and outlet integrated into the handle allow the unit to serve as both a light source and a pass-through power point. Electricians and general contractors reach for this fixture when they need portable, durable illumination during rough-in, finish, or maintenance work.

The 691ME is suited for temporary lighting at construction job sites, workshops, garages, and general work areas. The 25-foot SJTW cord provides medium-duty flexibility in low-temperature and wet-location conditions typical of active job sites. The orange jacket is highly visible, reducing trip hazards, and the vinyl construction will not scuff or mark floors or walls. A standard power switch and bulb cage allow fast lamp changes without tools, keeping downtime low during active work.

Key Features

• Accepts up to 75W bulb maximum for flexible lamp selection
• 25-foot, 16/3 AWG medium-duty SJTW orange cord rated for wet and oily environments
• Metal bulb guard provides impact and abrasion protection
• Integrated prong plug and outlet in handle adds a pass-through receptacle for additional tools
• Standard power switch and removable bulb cage allow fast lamp replacement
• NEMA 5-15P plug; UL Listed

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use trouble light compatible with standard NEMA 5-15 household and job-site circuits operating at 120 volts.

Installation Notes

Installation and use should conform to applicable NEC requirements for temporary wiring and portable lighting. Always power down or unplug the unit before changing the bulb or inspecting the guard. Do not exceed the 75W maximum bulb rating, as overlamping creates a fire and shock hazard. Inspect the cord jacket and plug for cuts, abrasion, or damage before each use.