Southwire/coleman Cable L20ME 500W Halogen Work Light

Product Description

The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE L20ME is a 500-watt portable halogen work light built for job-site use by electricians, contractors, and tradespeople who need reliable high-output task lighting. The fixture ships with a 500W halogen bulb already installed and draws power through an included 1-foot, 18-gauge, 3-prong grounded cord. The die-cast aluminum housing provides durability under demanding conditions, while a wire grill guard and tempered glass lens add a layer of protection against accidental contact and breakage. UL Listed for safety compliance.

This work light is suited for temporary or portable lighting applications on residential and commercial job sites. It functions as a stand-alone task light or supplemental area light when permanent fixtures are not yet installed or accessible. The grounded cord and UL listing make it appropriate for use on sites where OSHA and NEC temporary-power requirements are enforced. The compact form factor allows easy repositioning as work progresses through a space.

Key Features

• 500W halogen bulb included — ready to use out of the box
• Die-cast aluminum housing for rugged job-site durability
• Wire grill guard and tempered glass lens for added operator safety
• 1-foot, 18-gauge, 3-prong grounded power cord included
• UL Listed for compliance with job-site safety standards

Compatibility

Designed as a self-contained portable halogen work light that accepts a standard 500W halogen bulb; no additional accessory fixtures required for operation.

Installation Notes

Installation and servicing of temporary job-site lighting should be performed by a licensed electrician in accordance with NEC Article 590 governing temporary wiring. Always power down and unplug the unit before replacing the bulb or adjusting the fixture. Halogen bulbs operate at high surface temperatures — allow the fixture to cool fully before handling the glass or lamp. Do not touch the halogen bulb with bare hands; skin oils can cause uneven heating and premature failure.