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Woodhead® offers the largest variety of stringlights constructed for rugged, reliable service for industrial and commercial settings

July 19, 2017

Ideal for lighting large areas, Woodhead® stringlights are constructed for quick installation in a wide range of industrial settings. Easy-to-replace repair parts assure quick, convenient serviceability. Heavy-duty guards protect bulbs and electrical components, prolonging service life and reducing maintenance frequency and costs. Available in many standard configurations, these stringlights can be modified to accommodate specific needs for 12 to 277V and are offered in 8-, 10-, 12-, and 14-gauge cable to meet electrical current demands, overall product design and agency and electrical-code compliance.

Convenient, economical temporary-construction lighting is designed and packaged for easy storage, handling and installation. Durable, non-metallic guard eliminates need for grounding and is quick-opening for easy bulb access.Woodhead industrial stringlights are constructed of 600V-rated SOW cable, NEoTEX® rubber molded lamp sockets and junction boxes. The combination of these features makes the Woodhead rubber stringlights the most rugged, longest-lasting stringlights in almost any environment. Woodhead can custom-build the lengths, spacings, colors and connectors to customer specification.

Woodhead offers the only portable, hazardous-duty and wet-location stringlights that are third-party (CSA) certified as a complete assembly. These stringlights are constructed of 600V-rated SOW cable, NEoTEX® rubber molded “T” drops, and various Woodhead hand lamps designed for the specific environments. Customized lengths, spacings, and wiring methods are available to meet almost any customer’s application. With superior materials, designs and flexibility, the preferred source for custom lighting strings is Woodhead.

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