Steelman 10150A Flexible Inspection Light 15.75 in

Product Description

The STEELMAN 10150A is a compact, flexible inspection light designed for technicians who need hands-free or directed illumination in tight spaces. Built with a brass and plastic construction, it features a high-intensity bulb mounted on a flexible neck that holds its position once bent into place. The handle measures approximately 9.5 inches and the overall assembly reaches 15.75 inches in length, giving techs enough reach to inspect confined areas without contorting. Two AA batteries are included, so the light is ready to use straight out of the package. HVAC technicians, electricians, plumbers, and general service pros keep this style of light on the truck for inspection work in confined areas.

This flexible inspection light is suited for residential and light commercial service calls where a technician needs directed light inside equipment cabinets, behind panels, or within ductwork access points. Its dual-purpose cover and compact tip make it practical for inspecting heat exchangers, electrical enclosures, drain pans, and other areas where a standard flashlight cannot be angled effectively. The single-piece kit is straightforward to carry and store in a tool bag or service pouch.

Key Features

• Flexible neck holds position for hands-free directed illumination
• Compact tip designed to fit into confined spaces and tight equipment interiors
• Brass and plastic construction for durability and light overall weight
• 9.5-inch handle with 15.75-inch total length for extended reach
• Includes two AA batteries — no additional purchase required
• Dual-purpose cover protects the bulb during transport and storage

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flexible inspection light suitable for use by HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and mechanical service technicians across a wide range of residential and light commercial inspection tasks.

Installation Notes

Battery replacement requires standard AA cells. Before directing the light inside any live electrical enclosure or energized equipment, de-energize and lock out the equipment per applicable NFPA 70E or local safety codes. Bend the flexible neck slowly and avoid sharp kinks to preserve the internal wiring over the life of the tool.