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The SOUTHWIRE/COLEMAN CABLE WL60050ME is a 52-watt LED work light designed for demanding jobsite and industrial environments. It produces 5,000 lumens of output at a 5000 Kelvin color temperature, delivering bright, daylight-balanced illumination suited for detail work in low-light conditions. The housing is constructed from cast aluminum with a powder-coated finish, offering durability under rough handling. The fixture carries an IP54 rating, providing protection against dust ingress and water splashing from any direction. A 6-foot 18/3 SJTW cord is included, making the light ready to deploy directly from a standard outlet. Licensed electricians, general contractors, and maintenance trades use this fixture for temporary lighting on construction sites, service calls, and facility maintenance work.
This work light is built for temporary power and portable lighting applications common in residential and commercial construction as well as industrial maintenance settings. The 50,000-hour rated lamp life reduces replacement frequency on long-duration projects or in facilities where lights run extended shifts. The rugged cast aluminum body and IP54 rating make it appropriate for use in partially sheltered outdoor environments, crawlspaces, equipment rooms, and similar locations where moisture and debris are present.
Designed as a portable plug-in LED work light for use with standard 120-volt temporary power circuits on construction, maintenance, and industrial jobsites.
This fixture is installed by electricians, general contractors, or maintenance technicians as temporary or portable lighting. Confirm the supply circuit rating is appropriate for the fixture load before connecting. Inspect the SJTW cord for damage before each use and do not operate with a damaged cord or plug. Follow applicable OSHA temporary lighting requirements and local electrical codes when deploying on active construction sites.
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