Pit Light Help???
 

What is that little box in the bundled up cord? Looks like a PSU, does the cord detach from the light? I think that's the power supply there, and if so then look at the model # on it. Or see if you can find a model # on the light to narrow down your search options.

If all else fails, you can use a lab power supply to power anything within its specs. You would just have to know the voltage and current input of the device and have the appropriate connectors.

The box is the power switch. No model number. The unknown factors are the reason I'm looking for data. I'm also hoping to find another owner, to gain insight.

Looks similar to these...

http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p...01&p_catid=167

http://www.integy.com/st_prod.html?p...16&p_catid=167

wow, pit lights are wayy overpriced, and with that angle how the heck do you get it to shine down on the car ? the light is on the backside of the car and not the front where you are working .. ?? I don't get it.
This one you can light up your car where you need it and it's $20
http://www.premdesign.com/rel_tuts/lamp_overview.jpg

Thanks
 

That is great. I'm simple though, I'm using a set of shop lights about 3 to 4 feet off the top of an old military desk. Plus the room lights, works for me and I'm not fighting a table top lamp.
These are table pit lights. They're small, compart, and bright. This one takes up very little space. I'll probably sell it though, I have a Ott-Lite and the SPECS is new. Better resale value in the SPECS being new.

Thank you for everyone assistance. I was hoping to find an owner because it might look similar to the Intergy, it is not the same. It would appear that the Intergy is a copy.

Im gonna assume there all made in the same place, just rebranded. SPECS, Muchmore, Integy and Orion all have the same setup.

Where do the ballcups go?