FAQs — Photos-Lights

Photos by local linemen: They tested safety lighting solutions during overhead pole work and trench work. Photos compare headlights, spotlight, and Lentry^® Portable Lighting.

An Emergency Management Department in South Dakota recently purchased a couple Lentry Lighting Systems and has put them to good use at various incidents where lighting was difficult, making the scenes safer for all involved.

We are constantly being asked: "How big of an area does one Lentry^® Light cover?" Well, we have finally measured the coverage area of both our V-Star and V-Spec LED lights and can give accurate measurements. Trust us, they are bright!

See how Lentry Light Systems with a single LED light head help utility companies see and be safer when having to work at night.

In 2018, Honda replaced the 2000-watt generator with a more powerful 2200-watt version. Since then, all Lentry^® Lighting Systems that formerly consisted of a 2000-watt generator now come with the new 2200W. We compare the two to see if they are compatible or not.

This short video, taken in our booth during a busy expo, stars James who sums up a few of the biggest benefits of Lentry^® Portable Lighting Systems.

Night projects of all kinds (construction, roads, utilities, communications, roofing, repair and maintenance), in all ranges of urgency, need All-Terrain Lentry^® Portable Lights, with telescoping light heads and all-terrain legs. Imagine this crew at night, working on a broken water main. How badly they would need one of our lights!

This is the story of a portable scene lighting system which saved its own life, thanks to all-terrain legs.

In the context of portable scene lighting, don’t judge a light by the watts! Efficient lights can not be quantified in this way. Watts equal energy draw, not light emission.

Lentry Lights — How bright are they? Avoid wattage when comparing lighting solutions! Here we provide helpful photos and first-hand experiences.