Larson Electronics 640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart Installation guide

Brand
Larson Electronics
Model
640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart
Category
Power generators
Type
Installation guide

Larson Electronics 640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart is a powerful and versatile lighting solution for a variety of applications. With its 58,892 total lumens and wide flood pattern, this light tower can illuminate large areas with bright, even light. The adjustable 8 to 20-foot wheeled tower allows you to customize the height and angle of the light for optimal coverage.

The 3500W (4400W peak) generator provides ample power to run the light tower for up to 8 hours at 50% load. The electric or manual starting method makes it easy to get the generator up and running quickly and easily.

The 2-wheel portable cart with 2-point outriggers makes it easy to transport and position the light tower. The powder-coated steel tower assembly is durable and corrosion-resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance.

Larson Electronics 640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart is a powerful and versatile lighting solution for a variety of applications. With its 58,892 total lumens and wide flood pattern, this light tower can illuminate large areas with bright, even light. The adjustable 8 to 20-foot wheeled tower allows you to customize the height and angle of the light for optimal coverage.

The 3500W (4400W peak) generator provides ample power to run the light tower for up to 8 hours at 50% load. The electric or manual starting method makes it easy to get the generator up and running quickly and easily.

The 2-wheel portable cart with 2-point outriggers makes it easy to transport and position the light tower. The powder-coated steel tower assembly is durable and corrosion-resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance.

1. With the handle assembly connected, lt
the handle back to li the front legs of the
tower and move the unit in posion. Posion
the unit on a at level surface with the back
of the cart facing toward the direcon you
want to illuminate.
640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart with 4000VA
Generator
2. Remove the handle assembly by unlocking
the ball hitch and lng the handle forward
while sliding the assembly out.
3. Unlatch each outrigger on either side of
the unit and slide them out. Reinsert the
locking pin to secure each outrigger in place.
Use the hand screw to loosen the support leg
and move the leg in posion. Tighten the
hand screw.
4. Undo both locking pins holding the mast
into place.
IMPORTANT
Please read and follow all of the instrucons and safety messages listed below and labeled on the light tower before operaon.
Make sure all operators understand these instrucons prior to using the equipment.
Deploying the Unit:
CONTINUED >
5. Crank the hand winch to move the mast
into its vercal posion.
640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart with 4000VA
Generator
6. Ensure the fuel valve is in the “ON”
posion and set the CHOKE to “CLOSED”
7. Start the generator and slowly open the
choke once the engine has had me to warm
up. This generator includes an electric starter
or recoil (pull start).
8. Ensure the mast valve is in the closed
posion and switch on the “COMPRESSOR”
switch. This engages the air compressor and
begins elevang the mast. If the mast does
not elevate, check the mast valve and/or air
hoses. The air compressor will automacally
disengage once fully elevated.
Deploying the Unit (CONT’D):
LOWERING THE MAST >
9. Turn on all four lights by switching the
switch labeled “LIGHTS” to the on posion in
order to illuminate the area.
1. Turn o both the “LIGHTS” and
“COMPRESSOR” switch.
Lowering the Mast:
640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart with 4000VA
Generator
3. Open the mast valve toward the base of
the mast to release air and lower the mast.
SPECIFICATIONS >
5. Replace the locking pin assembly removed
in STEP 4 of Deploying the Unit.
2. Turn o the generator
4. Once the mast has been fully lowered,
crank the mast back to its horizontal posion
using the hand winch.
6. Undo both outriggers and return them
into posion.
7. Aach the handle assembly to the ball
hitch in order to reposion or store the light
tower.
Specicaons:
640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart with 4000VA
Generator
Specifications
Lamp Specs
(4) LED Light Heads - CREE XL-L2®
Total Lumens
58,892
Total Was
640 was
Lighng Conguraon
Wide Flood Paern
Mounng
Adjustable 8 to 20 Foot Wheeled Tower
Voltage
120-277 VAC AC 50/60 Hz
Generator Specs
3500W (4400W peak) - 7HP OHV air cooled engine
Fuel
Gasoline
Tank Capacity
4 gallons
Outlets
(2) 20A 120V, (1) 120/240V Twist lock, (1) 12V DC Post
Starng Method
Electric/Manual
Run Time 8 hours @ 50% load
Noise Level 69db
Tower/Cart Specs 2-wheel portable cart w/ 2-point outriggers
Materials Powder Coated Steel Tower Assembly
Shipping (1) 96" x 40" x 40" @ 300 lbs + (1) 55" x 44" x 32" @ 125 lbs
Manufacturer
Larson Electronics, LLC
Phone 1-903-498-3363
Fax 1-903-498-3364
E-mail sales@larsonelectronics.com
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Larson Electronics 640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart Installation guide

Brand
Larson Electronics
Model
640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart
Category
Power generators
Type
Installation guide

Larson Electronics 640 Watt Pneumatic Light Tower Cart is a powerful and versatile lighting solution for a variety of applications. With its 58,892 total lumens and wide flood pattern, this light tower can illuminate large areas with bright, even light. The adjustable 8 to 20-foot wheeled tower allows you to customize the height and angle of the light for optimal coverage.

The 3500W (4400W peak) generator provides ample power to run the light tower for up to 8 hours at 50% load. The electric or manual starting method makes it easy to get the generator up and running quickly and easily.

The 2-wheel portable cart with 2-point outriggers makes it easy to transport and position the light tower. The powder-coated steel tower assembly is durable and corrosion-resistant, ensuring long-lasting performance.

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