What do Lentry Light Model Numbers Mean?

The main features of any portable Lentry^® Light System are specified by its model number. Model numbers indicate everything from:

The unit’s power level,
Which light(s) it has,
The height and number of telescoping pole(s),
If it includes a utility stand, and
Which case (should one be included).

Example model number for a Lentry Lighting System (picture of model at far right):

Lentry Lighting System Model 2SPECXX-C50

The first digit is the power supply, either a 1 or a 2.

GENERATOR
1=1000 watt
2=2200 watt

The next four letters indicate the light(s).

LIGHT HEAD(s)
OPUP = Optup halogen
STAR = V-Star LED
SPEC = V-Spec LED
TWSP = 2-Headed V-Spec LED

Each S, X or H near the end specifies the height of pole, while the number of S, X, or H states how many poles of that height.

POLE(s)
S, SS, SSS = one, two, or three Standard height poles
X, XX, XXX = one, two, or three XT height poles
H = one Hi-Lite height pole

Several models end with -C23, -C34, or -C50, specifying the case that comes with that model.

CASE
-C23 = Case C2318
-C34 = Case C3422
-C50 = Case C5022

Example model number for a Lentry Utility Light (picture of model at far right):

The first four letters indicate the light.

LIGHT HEAD
SPEC = V-Spec LED
TWSP = 2-Headed V-Spec LED

The X that follows the light head specifies the height of pole.

POLE
X = one XT height pole

The –SS within the model number indicates that the system includes a Utility Stand and Adapter.

UTILITY STAND
-SS = Utility Stand with Adapter

The final set of a letter and numbers, -C23, -C34, or -C50, specify the case that comes with that model.

CASE
-C23 = Case C2318
-C34 = Case C3422
-C50 = Case C5022

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Learn more about the cases

All Lentry Light models are listed and compared side-by-side here.

See also our page explaing how to choose a Lentry Light in four steps.

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