FAQs

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.

A camera shy but genuine, James Neils summarizes the most prominent benefits of Ventry^® Ventilation Fans in this video taken in our booth at FDIC.

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!

For safety, Lentry Lights help linemen see and be seen, whether working high on a pole or low down in a trench. Here are their benefits specific to those in utilities, public works, disaster recovery and related fields.

What is the difference between Lentry^® All-Terrain Scene Lighting Systems and Honda generators with common light kits, inflatable lights, balloon lights, and other common emergency scene lighting tools?

Lentry Lights fill the need for light between flashlights and stadium lights. If one is too small and dim and the other too big and slow, Lentry Lights may be just right.

We do not make a diesel injection system for our brush burning fans, but we do make a fan that works extraordinarily well without the need for diesel or other fire accelerants.

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

How to find the unit and serial numbers on Ventry^® Fans and Lentry^® Lighting Systems.