TIGERcub Temporary LED Luminaires

Engineered Products Company’s (EPCO) TIGERcub LED Temporary Luminaire is a low cost, energy efficient, temporary LED lighting solution for construction sites, renovation, or short-term maintenance tasks. Our high quality, high performance, reliable, and durable 100-watt or 150-watt LED luminaire provides 360 degrees of illumination.

BENEFITS

  • No assembly required! Ready to use out of the box.
  • Small size, light weight, and easy to use.
  • Lower power consumption and significant energy savings for 24 hour a day usage compared to other temporary LED luminaires.
  • No lamp maintenance required.
  • Minimum operating temperature -20 to 40° C (-4° to 104°F).
  • Meets 2023 National Electrical Code Article 410.62(B)(C) and 410.64 Article C.
  • Meets OSHA Compliance Standard 1926.56(a) for Temporary Lighting: 30-foot spacing for minimum of 5-foot-candles.

FEATURES

  • Omni-directional luminaire; directs 100% of the light outward and downward.
  • Weighs just 6 pounds — highest lumen output to weight ratio on the market.
  • Suitable for dry and damp locations:
    • Dry Locations are not normally subjected to dampness or wetness. A location classified as dry may be temporarily subject to dampness or wetness, as in the case of a building under construction.
    • Damp Locations are protected from weather and not subject to saturation with water or other liquids but subject to moderate degrees of moisture.
  • Durable stainless-steel cage with no risk of color fading, rusting or distorting.
  • Cord Length: 5-Feet (1.8m)
  • Cord Type: 18 AWG SJTW with NEMA 5-15 Plug
  • NEMA 5-15 Receptacle allows luminaires to be daisy-chained together.
  • Carabiner Style Hang Hook expedites installation to rebar or pipe.

  • Input Voltage: 120 VAC @ 60 Hz only

    TIGERcub LED: 100-Watt, 13,000 Lumens, Lamp Guard and 5-FT 18 AWG SJTW Cord
    Catalog Number
    15722
    UPC Number
    15722
    Order Unit
    EA
    Unit Quantity
    1
    Unit Package
    BX
    Unit Per Case
    4
    Total Case Quantity
    4
    Min. Order Quantity
    1
    Ship Weight
    6.00lbs.
    MM Req.
    No
    TIGERcub LED: 150-Watt, 22,500 Lumens, Lamp Guard and 5-FT 18 AWG SJTW Cord
    Catalog Number
    15723
    UPC Number
    15723
    Order Unit
    EA
    Unit Quantity
    1
    Unit Package
    BX
    Unit Per Case
    4
    Total Case Quantity
    4
    Min. Order Quantity
    1
    Ship Weight
    7.00lbs.
    MM Req.
    No
    TIGERcub Temporary LED Luminaire Performance Specification
      P/N: 15722 P/N: 15723
    Output Lumens 13,000 22,500
    Power Consumption 100-Watts 150-Watts
    Amperes .83 1.6
    Operating Voltage 120-Volts only 120-Volts only
    Power Factor ≤.9 ≤.9
    Color Temperature 5000K 5000K
    Color Rendering Index (CRI) >80 >80
    L70 Lumen Depreciation** 50,000 Hours 50,000 Hours
    Efficacy 120 Lumens/Watt 150 Lumens/Watt
    Operating Temperature -4°F (-20°C) to 104°F (40°C) -4°F (-20°C) to 104°F (40°C)
    LED Circuit Boards Eight (8) 26-LED Circuit Boards Eight (8) 26-LED Circuit Boards
    Environments Dry or Damp Environments Dry or Damp Environments
    Warranty 5-years 5-years
    Power Cord Type 5-foot 18 AWG SJTW Round Cord with NEMA 5-15 Plug and Receptacle
    Linkable Maximum 6 Maximum 4 Maximum
    Certifications
    • ETLus Listed
    • Meets OSHA Compliance Standard 1926.56(a) for Temporary Lighting: 30-foot spacing for minimum of 5-foot candles.

    *Caution: Engineered Products Company's TIGERcub LED Temporary Luminaire, including its housing, power cord, LED driver, and internal wiring meet all ETLus product certification requirements from our factory.

    *Warning: Any modification to this luminaire will immediately void the warranty. Subsequent modification can potentially cause a fire, great bodily injury (e.g., electric shock or burns), or equipment damage.

    **Usable light level, the point at which the TIGERcub LED Temporary Luminaire has dimmed to 70% of its original lumen output.
    ***Measured as "luminous efficacy", the rate of luminous flux being distributed out (in lumens to electricity in watts.