Southwire Coleman Cable L13ME 1000W Work Light Tripod

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE L13ME is a 1,000-watt twin-head work light built for jobsite use by electricians, contractors, and trade professionals who need high-output portable lighting. The unit delivers up to 16,000 lumens using two 500-watt quartz halogen bulbs operating at 120 volts. The all-metal construction includes UV-protected tempered safety glass with a hinged face, and a Shadow Fighter grill that minimizes shadowing across the work area. A 4-foot, 18/3 gauge cord with an integrated cord storage bracket on the pole keeps the setup organized on site.

This work light is suited for residential and commercial construction sites, maintenance work, and any application requiring broad, high-intensity task lighting. The fixture telescopes up to 42 inches tall on a tripod stand with locking nuts that require only a quarter turn for quick height adjustments. Each lamp head rotates 360 degrees for full directional coverage, and individual weatherproof power switches on each lamp allow independent control. It is a practical choice for electricians and general contractors working in low-light or no-light conditions.

Key Features

• Twin 500-watt quartz halogen bulbs provide up to 16,000 lumens of output
• Each lamp head rotates 360 degrees for flexible positioning
• Telescoping pole extends up to 42 inches tall on a tripod base
• Locking nuts require only a 1/4 turn for fast height adjustments
• All-metal construction with UV-protected hinged tempered safety glass
• Shadow Fighter grill reduces shadowing in the work area
• Individual weatherproof power switch per lamp for independent control
• Integrated cord storage bracket on the pole keeps cords managed

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 120-volt circuits. Accepts two 500-watt quartz halogen bulbs as included. Verify lamp compatibility before substituting replacement bulbs.

Installation Notes

Setup and repositioning of this work light does not require licensed trade work, but electricians should confirm the supply circuit is rated for the full 1,000-watt load before plugging in. Always power off and allow bulbs to cool completely before handling or replacing quartz halogen lamps. Do not touch quartz halogen bulbs with bare hands, as skin oils can cause premature failure. Use on a stable, level surface to prevent tip-over.