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Part#: 201

LAMPHOLDER 660W250V KEYLESS

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Part#: 2251

MESSENGER WIRE 110 FT

Part#: 2254

CAGE W/HGR NO SOCKET A23

Part#: 22520038

STRINGER 50 FT 14/2 FLAT A-23

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Part#: TEMP-60-850

HID TEMPLIGHT 60W 5K

Part#: TEMP-100-850

HID TEMPLIGHT 100W 5K

Part#: TEMP-150-850/35CP

HID TEMPLIGHT T-B 35FT 150W 5K USPLUG

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Voltec Power & Lighting

Meet Voltec's new 5,000 Lumen Rechargeable Dual Head LED Tripod Work Light

Our 5,000 Lumen Rechargeable Dual Head LED Tripod Work Light is perfect for your lighting needs. With 2 lamp heads that can swivel 360° you are sure to get the light where you need it. These work lights offer 2 light settings (cool and warm) and 3 light modes (low, medium, and high).

Voltec Power & Lighting

Prefab Temporary LED Work Lights with Superior Lumen Brightness

Voltec Power & Lighting presents temporary area worklights with superior lumen brightness, custom wiring options, and a LED life span of 50,000 hours.

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Emerson LED Temporary Work Light Brings Improved Energy-Efficiency and Safety to Busy Jobsites

Appleton 100W LED unit is smaller, lighter, requires no maintenance, and consumes less power than old, inefficient HID temporary lighting.

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Appleton Grp LLC

9377 West Higgins Road

Rosemont, IL 60018

17732554262

Voltec Power & Lighting

3230 E IMPERIAL HWY

BREA, CA 92821-1705

9096061991

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Temporary Commercial Power Distribution

When working as an electrician in a processing plant, I was often called in to work on renovations, new area construction, and emergency repair scenarios. Often there wasn’t permanent power available, so temporary power using extension cords was necessary to power up tools and equipment for the job.