Larson Electronics LLC Releases 5-Stage Steel Wall Mounted Light Mast


Industrial lighting expert, Larson Electronics LLC, has announced the release of a wall mounted light mast that can quickly and safely deploy lights, cameras and other equipment up to 20 feet. This 5-stage collapsible light tower has a unique wall mount which keeps the unit off the ground, maximizing floor space.

 The LM-WM-20-6.5-5S from Larson Electronics is a wall mounted light tower that can deploy LED, HID, halogen and metal halide fixtures, among other various industrial equipment. This telescoping 5-stage light mast extends up to 20 feet and can be collapsed to 6.5 feet in the case of applications that need a smaller light footprint. The mast is elevated via one 1,000-pound manual winch with 3/16” galvanized cable. The addition of a special proprietary mast guidance system helps the tower stand sturdy against high winds up to 125 miles per hour.

This telescoping mast is built with square steel tubing, finished in a powder coating and can support and lift up to 125 pounds of equipment. The LM-WM-20-6.5-5S features a wall mounting bracket near the bottom of the tower, which accepts four bolts for strong and stable wall mounting. This mounting configuration is ideal for applications that need more floor space.

This 5-stage light mast can be custom built to tailor to operator needs with longer mast sections, large mounting plates and an optional electric winch for faster deployment.

“This light mast is best suited for temporary lighting and outdoor industrial work where conditions are dirty and rough,” said Rob Bresnahan, CEO of Larson Electronics LLC. “The telescoping mast can survive winds up to 125 miles per hour and the wall-mount allows operators to get it up and off the floor for more space or less tripping hazard.”

About Larson Electronics LLC: Larson Electronics LLC  is a manufacturer of industrial lighting equipment and accessories. 



June 7, 2018


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