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GENERATOR LIGHTS WITH LEGS Complete LENTRY Units include a Generator + Legs + Light Base (if necessary) + Light(s).
OVERVIEW LENTRY Generator & Light Systems are all-terrain, with generators, legs and lights. They are NOT gas-powered flashlights. LENTRY Systems are portable, versatile power and light systems for remote scene lighting. LENTRY units combine Honda and Baldor generators with extendable legs (frames) and telescoping lights (extending polelights). For anyone who uses the generators but does not always have a flat, clean, dry surface on which to set them, LENTRY units are ideal. They are efficient, all-terrain, and powerful. Frames may fit your existing generator. LENTRY Systems are very quiet, very bright, and run for hours and hours on a single tank of fuel. For example, the EU2000i LENTRY with one of the 750 watt lights provides 21,000 lumens of light all night without adding fuel. A 35,000 lumen light is also available (1500W), which will run for over 4 hours before you have to add gas. 2-Headed and Dual units provided 42,000 lumens. (See Specs for run-times, output and other technical info.) LENTRY Generator and Light Systems provide essential lighting for fire and rescue / emergency response, disaster recovery, scene investigation, illumination of road crews and safety lighting for flaggers, remote utility maintenance, and more. All LENTRY Systems may be carried to remote locations where, in seconds, you simply extend the legs, aim the light, pull the cord, and walk away, turning night into day. Even on rough terrain, scenes with obstacles, hills, mud, snow, water, etc, LENTRY units stand solid, providing massive amounts of light and supplemental power. Among those who benefit from having a self-contained, backup or portable source of electricity (that is also easy to carry and convenient to store) are fire/rescue personnel, utility districts, electric companies, railroads, outdoorsmen, farmers and construction companies. Click the image above to see the Gallery, with more photos and explanations captions.
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