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Larson Electronics announces the release of a 30 Foot Horizontal Light Mast

January 7, 2016 By Andrew Zistler Leave a Comment

68877Larson Electronics announces the release of a thirty foot horizontal light mast that provides a safe and effective way for operators to quickly deploy lights, cameras, and other equipment.

The LM-30-HZ horizontal light mast from Larson Electronics features a two section assembly that extends to thirty feet for maximum area coverage and collapses to seventeen feet when not in use. This tower is constructed of square steel tubing with a lower section seventeen feet in length and four inches in diameter and an upper section thirteen feet in length and three inches in diameter. This horizontal light mast is powder coated with a glossy blue finish for corrosion resistance and aesthetics. The mast is extended to its full horizontal position by using an included 1,000 lbs. hand winch with ¼ inch cable. This mast is equipped with pockets on each end for transporting with a skid loader, or other heavy duty machinery. This mast is typically mounted to trailers or other stable surfaces with a twelve inch square, ½ inch thick mounting base plate with pre-drilled holes to accept four ¾” bolts. A 24” wide and ¼” thick mounting plate is attached to the upper section of the mast to allow operators to easily and securely attach the desired electrical equipment.

“Larson’s new horizontal masts allow users to extend the reach of equipment in locations where it seems impractical,” said Rob Bresnahan with Larsonelectronics.com. “This particular unit does not include lights, but it does have a mounting plate, allowing operators to install any electrical equipment desired.”

Larson Electronics specializes in portable industrial lighting equipment, high mast light towers, explosion proof light fixtures, power distribution systems, LED lighting and more. To view their wide range of products, visit them on the web at Larsonelectronics.com or call 1-800-369-6671 for more information. Larson Electronics will be attending the 2016 OTC show in Houston, Texas from May 2nd to May 5th. Visit them at booth 6716 to inquire about their lighting solutions for many industrial applications.

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