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| TURN NIGHT INTO DAY WITHOUT THE GLARE OF GROUND LEVEL LIGHTING BY USING CLARK MASTS TEKLITE TF-400 PORTABLE EMERGENCY LIGHTING SERIES |

Clark
Masts Teklite TF-400
air-operated telescopic mast equipped portable emergency flood lighting brings
daylight efficiency to emergency vehicle night time operations.
Developed over 35 years of in-service operations, Clark
Masts TekliteTF-400 brings
light, height and directional control in one economic and quality
engineered package. All wiring runs up the centre of the Clark
Masts Teklite portable mast.
Top and bottom electrical connector boxes are IP-54-7 rated.
Telescoping mast sections are very heavy duty, manufactured from
anodised aluminium and keyed against individual rotation. For
ground level light alignment, a mast rotation handle and brake
allow the entire mast to be rotated on a swivel base which
maintains the air and electrical connections in a fixed position.
Up to 6000 watts of emergency portable lighting can be fitted to the Clark
Masts Teklite TF-400 mast
system. See LAMPS page for
details. A number of different portable mast heights are available in the Clark
Masts Teklite TF-400 series, one to 3.15, 4.05, 4.7, 5.3 and 6 metres. A range
of lamp units may be fitted to the Clark
Masts Teklite TF-400 mast, including a
remotely controlled tilting mount. The Clark Masts TF-400 Teklite mast may be
extended using the vehicle braking system air or via a 12 or 24
volt DC Compressor. See Teklite ACCESSORIES for
details.


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