Southwire/coleman Cable CL20600ME Clamp Light 600 Lumens

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE CL20600ME is an 8-watt LED clamp light rated at 600 lumens, designed for job-site and workshop task lighting. The unit features a die-cast aluminum heat sink that manages thermal load during extended use, helping maintain output and lamp life. A durable steel clamp with scratch-resistant vinyl grips secures the fixture to shelving, scaffolding, work benches, or panel edges without marring the surface. The 6-foot, 18/2 cord terminates in a polarized plug for standard outlet connection. Electricians, contractors, and maintenance technicians use this light for close-quarters illumination during installation, inspection, and service work.

The CL20600ME is suited for residential and light commercial job sites where portable, directed task lighting is needed. Common applications include panel work, attic and crawl space inspections, mechanical room service, and temporary lighting during rough-in or finish electrical work. The clamp mount allows hands-free positioning on framing members, conduit runs, wire trays, and equipment housings. The polarized plug ensures correct polarity when connected to grounded circuits on site.

Key Features

• 8-watt LED output produces 600 lumens of directed task light
• Die-cast aluminum heat sink for thermal management during continuous use
• Durable steel clamp with scratch-resistant vinyl grips for secure, non-marring attachment
• 6-foot, 18/2 power cord with polarized plug
• Compact, portable form factor for hands-free positioning on the job site

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose portable clamp light for use with standard 120-volt grounded outlets in residential and light commercial work environments.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools beyond securing the clamp to a suitable anchor point rated to support the fixture weight. Ensure the clamp is fully closed and grip contact is firm before releasing. Do not position the light in direct contact with insulation, flammable materials, or inside enclosed spaces without adequate airflow around the heat sink. Confirm the outlet circuit is de-energized or the light switch is off before plugging in during active electrical work per standard NEC safe-work practices.