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).
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The first digit is the power supply, either a 1 or a 2. GENERATOR |
The next four letters indicate the light(s). LIGHT HEAD(s) |
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) |
Several models end with -C23, -C34, or -C50, specifying the case that comes with that model. CASE |
 Learn more about the cases
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All Lentry Light models are listed and compared side-by-side here, along with bid specs.
See also our page explaing how to choose a Lentry Light in four steps.
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