StarTech.com SWL-40TS User manual

Read all safety warnings and instructions. Failure to follow all warnings
and instructions may result in electric shock,  re, or serious injury.
Save all warnings and instructions for future reference.
• Do not use in areas where  ammable materials may be present
• Do not abuse the cord. Never use the cord for carrying, pulling, or unplugging the light.
Keep cord away from heat, oil, sharp edges, or moving parts
• Do not use if switch is not operational
• Disconnect from power source before cleaning or maintaining light
• Use an outdoor rated extension cord if using light outside
• Do not look directly at light during operation to avoid possible eye injury
• Do not alter or modify the work light in any way
CAUTION: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK – Do not use with extension cord in
water or near where water may accumulate. Keep work light a minimum
of 16' away from pools, spas and other bodies of water
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M16-ST849914
Operation Manual
40 Watt SMD Twin Head Work Site
Light with Heavy Duty Tripod
- 4,000 Lumens
Prod. No. 849914 Mod. No. SWL-40TS

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Voltage: 120 V, 60 Hz
Amperage: 0.34 A
Lumens: 4,000
Watts: 40 (2 x 20 W)
Surface Mounted Diodes: 80 (2 x 40)
IP rating: IP-44
SMD Lifetime Estimate: 30,000 hours
TRIPOD:
Max Height: 65"
Min. Height: 30"
Base: 19" centre tube to outside of leg
POWER SUPPLY
Your STARTECH work light must be connected to a 120 V 60 Hz
15 A power supply protected by a circuit breaker. FAILURE TO
CONNECT THIS WAY MAY CAUSE ELECTRICAL SHOCK OR FIRE.
Work light must be grounded; consult a quali ed electrician if
you are not sure if your outlet is properly grounded. FAILURE
TO USE A PROPERLY GROUNDED OUTLET MAY CAUSE
ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
Your STARTECH work light is IP-44 rated for use outdoors.
For outdoor wet locations the use of a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) provides additional safety.
DO NOT REMOVE OR ALTER THE GROUNDING PRONG
EXTENSION CORDS
Using an extension cord will
result in the loss of voltage
between the outlet and the
tool. Use chart below to
determine minimum AWG
wire size for the length of
cord you require. If used
outdoors ensure extension
cord is suitably rated.
Length Gauge
0 – 25 Feet 16 ga
26 – 50 Feet 14 ga
51 – 100 Feet 12 ga
Assembly and Operation
ASSEMBLY
1. Attach carrying handle (E) to base (A) with bolts
2. Place base on  at work surface.
3. Attach lights using 2 lock knobs (B) inserted through holes
in brackets (C) into threaded holes in base (see  gure 1).
Fasten with  at washers and lock washers.
4. Use long knob (D) to fasten power cord to handle through
hole in Y connection.
5. Loosen tripod lock knob (F,  gure 2).
6. Push down leg connector (G) until legs are fully extended,
then tighten knob (F).
7. Adjust height by loosening twist collars (H,  gure 3) and
raising centre poles. Tighten both collars  rmly when
desired height is reached.
8. Place assembled work light on top of tripod. Centre bar of
base must be seated in Quick Release latch (J,  gure 4.).
9. Place two buckles (K) of quick release latch over base
centre bar, place buckle (L) over both buckles (K) and push
down lever (M) to secure.
Figure 1
Figure 1
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B
E
C
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OPERATION
Plug light into 120 V 60 Hz single phase 15 A receptacle. Press weather
sealed switch (located on back of unit) once to turn light on and again
to turn it o . Always turn light o at the switch before disconnecting
from power supply.
Light can be aimed up to 30° down or 90° up. Loosen side locking
knobs, adjust work light head to aim light at work space, then tighten
locking knobs.
MAINTENANCE
Your work light requires little maintenance. Clean lens and body with
a non-abrasive cleaner. Periodically inspect cord for cracks, cuts, and
abrasions. Inspect plug and ensure grounding prong is present and
undamaged. If service is required, use only identical replacement
parts. Contact your retailer for further information.
DISPOSAL
Do not dispose of used electrical equipment in household or unsorted
waste. Contact your local municipal authority for information on
recycling electrical equipment in your community.
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Figure 3
F
J
K
H
G
L
M