The E3 joins a growing LED light tower lineup, including the CPLT P2, CPLT V2 and CPLT V3.

Chicago Pneumatic Power Technique (CP) recently launched the CPLT E3 LED electric light tower. The E3 joins a growing LED light tower lineup, including the CPLT P2, CPLT V2 and CPLT V3.

This high-performance light tower is designed to last, and is efficient and easy to transport in a variety of applications, including events, urban construction, road construction and temporary public lighting, according to the manufacturer. The CPLT E3 has exceptional plug-and-light capabilities by connecting to any external power supply, including auxiliary power or a portable generator, such as CPPG portable gas generators. For increased light coverage, up to three CPLT E3 LEDs can be daisy chained together.

The electric unit is efficient with four x 160 watt high-quality LED bulbs, which has an expected lifespan of 30,000 hours. These lights can provide coverage of just over 32,000 sq. ft. Its heavy-duty mast can be raised to 23 ft. (7 m) high and features block spacers to reduce friction over time.

A robust frame and canopy includes four heavy-duty stabilizers to ensure wind stability. It is easy to put up to 32 units on a trailer with a convenient forklift pocket and compact size. Additionally, wheels and a handle kit make it simple to transport around the site. The E3 can be used indoor and is environmentally friendly.

For more information, visit www.cp.com.

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