Unger FS00 Flood Spot Light Remover Tool

Product Description

The UNGER FS00 is a specialty light bulb removal tool designed to safely extract flood and spot light bulbs from recessed and track lighting fixtures. Built for technicians and maintenance professionals who regularly service commercial and residential lighting, the FS00 removes flat and beveled round bulbs that are difficult to grip by hand. The tool is lightweight at 0.63 pounds, making it easy to use on extension poles for overhead work. It eliminates the need for bare-hand contact with bulb surfaces, reducing the risk of breakage and contamination during lamp replacement.

The FS00 is well suited for commercial building maintenance, facilities management, and electrical service work where flood and spot lamps are installed in hard-to-reach recessed cans, track heads, and display lighting. It is also used by pool and hospitality technicians servicing underwater or landscape spot fixtures. The tool pairs with standard Unger telescoping poles for extended reach, keeping technicians off ladders in many applications and reducing service time on repetitive lamp change-out routes.

Key Features

• Removes flat and beveled round flood and spot light bulbs without direct hand contact
• Lightweight construction at 0.63 pounds for extended overhead use
• Compatible with standard telescoping extension poles for elevated fixture access
• Reduces bulb breakage risk during removal from recessed and track fixtures
• Single-unit packaging for individual technician carry

Compatibility

Designed for use with flat and beveled round flood and spot light bulbs commonly found in recessed can fixtures and track lighting installations.

Installation Notes

De-energize the circuit at the breaker before removing any lamp from a live fixture. Allow bulbs to cool fully before attempting removal to avoid burns or thermal shock. Electricians and maintenance technicians should follow applicable NEC guidelines for luminaire servicing. Attach the tool securely to the extension pole per the manufacturer instructions before reaching toward overhead fixtures.