Command Light TRIDENT TRIPOD Manual de usuario

3842 Redman Drive 1-800-797-7974

Fort Collins, CO 80524 www.CommandLight.com

TRIDENT TRIPOD

Effective November 2022

This guide supersedes all previous versions

MODELS COVERED:

T40D T50D

COMMAND LIGHT TRIDENT TRIPOD

THANK YOU

Please allow us to express a simple thank you for investing in a COMMAND LIGHT product.

As a company we are dedicated to producing the very best and most versatile flood lighting

package available. We take great pride in the quality of our work and hope that you will find

many years of satisfaction from the use of this equipment.

Should you have any problems with your product please do not hesitate to contact us.

A division of Super Vacuum Manufacturing Co., Inc.

COMMAND LIGHT 3842 REDMAN DR, FORT COLLINS, CO 80524 / PHONE 1-800-797-7974 / FAX 970-297-7099

Contents

Limited Warranty...............................................................................................................................3

Breakage or Damage During Shipment ...............................................................................................4

Installation ........................................................................................................................................5

General Description and Specifications...............................................................................................5

Operation..........................................................................................................................................7

Charging the Battery Packs.................................................................................................................8

Parts Lists/Exploded Views...............................................................................................................10

Wiring Schematics............................................................................................................................12

Please take the time to read this manual before installing or operating the Trident Tripod.

Save this guide for future reference.

USER GUIDE

COMMAND LIGHT 5 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

COMMAND LIGHT products* come with an industry leading 5-year warranty against any

defects in materials and workmanship when used and operated for a period of five years. The

responsibility of COMMAND LIGHT under this limited warranty is limited to the repair and

replacement of parts found to be defective by COMMAND LIGHT.

Any parts damaged in shipping or by improper installation, overloading, abuse, or accident of

any type or cause are not covered by this warranty. If equipment has been damaged in transit, a

claim should be made against the carrier within three days, as we assume no responsibility for

such damage.

If during this time period, you have any malfunctions not related to misuse, accident, neglect, or

normal wear and tear, please take the following steps in order to have your light tower serviced

under the COMMAND LIGHT warranty.

1. Contact us immediately for initial diagnosis at [email protected] or 800-797-

7974; or if parts are needed contact [email protected].

2. You will need to have immediate access to the light tower and the serial number. This

process can be done by individuals with little mechanical ability. (involves pushing

buttons and telling us what the light tower is doing or not doing)

3. We then send parts (if needed) and have an authorized technician dispatched (if needed)

with a written work authorization number and a base number of hours allotted to do

repair. Hourly rates for service are to be determined at the time of authorization by

COMMAND LIGHT, travel time is paid at a maximum of 50% of the authorized service

rate.

4. We remain available for service support via phone, email, or video conference while the

technician completes the repair, also to extend the original time allotted if additional

issues arise. Immediate support cannot be guaranteed unless a time is scheduled prior to

service.

5. Let us know when the repair is completed and reference the work authorization number.

Email an invoice to [email protected] or [email protected]. If you are

unable to create an invoice email us for instructions for payment. Make sure any parts we

have requested to be returned have been shipped back to the provided shipping address. If

a return label is issued it must be used.

6. Finally, we will pay by mailing a check or crediting the account of the person,

department, or company doing the repair. Payments will not be made until all requested

parts have been returned.

COMMAND LIGHT TRIDENT TRIPOD

WARRANTY CONTINUED

Please contact us as soon as problems arise in order to execute our warranty. We must have

knowledge of the issue and provide a work authorization in order to pay or reimburse labor or

travel time.

Any unauthorized service voids this warranty. No work is authorized until written consent is

provided by COMMAND LIGHT.

*excludes light producing components (bulbs, lasers, LEDs) These components may come with

their own manufacturer warranty. Contact us and we can help get it.

Breakage or Damage During Shipment

The transportation company is fully responsible for all shipping damage and will resolve

problems promptly if you handle it correctly. Please read these instructions carefully.

Examine the contents of all shipping cases. If you find any damage, call your transportation

agent at once and have them make a description on the freight or express bill describing the

damage and the number of pieces. Then contact us and we will send you the original bill of

lading. Also promptly contact the transportation company and follow their procedure for filing a

claim. Each company will have a unique procedure to follow.

Please note, we cannot and will not enter claims for damages. If we filed claim here, it would be

sent to your local freight agent for verification and investigation. This time can be saved by you

filing the claim directly. Every consignee is on the ground floor, in contact with the local agent

who inspects the damaged goods, and thus, each claim can be given individual attention.

Since our goods are packed to comply with the regulations of all railroad, truck, and express

companies, we cannot allow deduction from any invoice because of any damage, however, be

sure to file your claim promptly. Our goods are sold F.O.B. factory. We take receipt from the

transportation company certifying that the goods were delivered to them in good order and our

responsibility ceases.

It is seldom that any breakage or damage occurs in any of our shipments and in no case will the

customer be out any expense if they follow the above instructions.

Be sure to keep all damaged goods subject to examination of the truck or express company

inspector, who may call on you some time later. These damaged goods, of course, will belong to

them, and they will inform you what to do with them. If you dispose of these damaged goods,

your claim may not be paid.

USER GUIDE

Mounting Bracket Installation

•Mount the base mounting bracket using (2) 5/16”bolts, (4) 5/16”flat washers, (2) 5/16”

nylock nuts, and the include gasket, making sure it is level with the vehicle.

•Lock the quick disconnect onto the tripod, place the tripod into the base mounting bracket.

Use the tripod to mark the (4) holes for the quick disconnect, making sure the tripod is

completely vertical and level with the vehicle.

•Mount the quick disconnect using (4) ¼”bolts, (4) ¼” flat washers, (4) ¼” nylock nuts, and

and the include gasket.

General Description and Specifications

The Trident Tripod is specifically designed to provide convenient and portable high

intensity emergency scene lighting. As with any electromechanical device, take

precautionary steps to ensure safe operation.

Weights listed with no options.

MODEL

LIGHTING

POWER REQ.

WEIGHT

TOTAL OUTPUT

TXXD-FN

FRC Mini Spectra x 1

130W

30 lbs

14,000 lumens

TXXD-FS

FRC Spectra x 1

220W

30 lbs

20,000 lumens

TXXD-W1

Whelen PCH1 x 1

75W

25 lbs

10,130 lumens

TXXD-W12

Whelen PCH1 x 2

150W

35 lbs

20,260 lumens

TXXD-W2

Whelen PFH2 x 1

150W

30 lbs

20,261 lumens

TXXD-CH

FireTech Helios x 1

60W

30 lbs

14,000 lumens

TXXD-CH2

FireTech Helios x 2

120W

45 lbs

28,000 lumens

TXXD-AR

Akron Revel SL x 1

110W

25 lbs

14,000 lumens

TXXD-AX

Akron Revel XL x 1

220W

35 lbs

28,000 lumens

TXXD-LB

Feniex Light Bar

60W Max

35 lbs

Arrow patterns and floodlight

TXXD-FBA

Amber Federal Message Bar

90W Max

35 lbs

Digital message in amber

TXXD-FBB

Blue Federal Message Bar

90W Max

35 lbs

Digital message in blue

COMMAND LIGHT TRIDENT TRIPOD

Estimated Battery Run Time

Reported run times based on fully charged batteries at 70° F; temperature and battery condition can

impact tripod performance.

Light blinks three times to warn of low-battery conditions.

Light/message board run times based on floodlight pattern. Multiply minutes by 2 for average arrow

patterns.

Model

DeWalt

9Ah

DeWalt

12Ah

Makita

4Ah

Makita

5Ah

Milwaukee

M28

3Ah

Milwaukee

M28

5Ah

HURST

EWXT

5Ah

HURST

EWXT

9Ah

TXXD-FN

min.

105

min.

TXXD-FS

min.

TXXD-W1

145

min.

192

min.

130

min.

160

min.

105

min.

172

min.

TXXD-W12

min.

TXXD-W2

min.

TXXD-CH

135

min.

175

min.

150

min.

153

min.

TXXD-CH2

min.

TXXD-AR

min.

110

min.

102

min.

TXXD-AX

min.

TXXD-LB

150

min.

200

min.

120

min.

150

min.

100

min.

165

min.

165

min.

300

min.

TXXD-FBA

100

min.

133

min.

100

min.

110

min.

110

min.

200

min.

TXXD-FBB

100

min.

133

min.

100

min.

110

min.

110

min.

200

min.

USER GUIDE

Light fixtures can be quickly removed from the tripod by twisting the knurled portion of light

head coupler counterclockwise, allowing storage of the light head in a different location than the

tripod and the use of multiple different light heads or light bars with a single tripod. Be careful

when removing or re-attaching the light heads. Not aligning the electrical connectors correctly can

cause damage to the connectors.

Operation

•Loosen the main knob and extend the legs as far as possible for the best stability and height,

tighten the knob to lock the legs in place.

•The rear leg can be extended for use on uneven surfaces. Loosen the extension leg knob and

extend the foot out to the desired length, keeping the mast of the tripod as vertical as

possible, then tighten the knob.

•For added stability in high wind conditions or extreme terrain place sandbags at the base of

the legs.

•Insert (1) battery into the battery receiver until it clicks.

•Battery removal will get easier with more remove/replace cycles.

•Adjust the light angle by using the swivel directly below the light fixture.

•Loosen the lock collar at the top of the primary mast by turning it counterclockwise. Extend

the inner mast to the desired height and tighten the lock collar by turning it clockwise.

Reduce glare by extending the inner mast completely.

•Use caution not to direct the light in a way that will inhibit other’s visibility.

•Press the power button on the battery receiver once to turn on the light. The light fixture will

blink three times to warn of low-battery conditions.

•If using truck power, insert the truck power connector into the battery receiver and the truck

power outlet located on the vehicle. The light will turn on as soon as everything is connected,

the power button is not used during truck power operation. There may be an in-cab power

button or switch that will turn power on and off to the power outlet.

•If using shore power, insert the shore power connector into the battery receiver and use an

extension cord to connect to 115V AC power source. The light will turn on as soon as

everything is connected, the power button is not used during shore power operation.

•Before transporting, be sure the lock collar and all knobs are tightened after lowering the

inner mast and folding in the legs.

COMMAND LIGHT TRIDENT TRIPOD

Charging the Battery Packs

DeWalt

Remove the DeWalt FlexVolt battery from the tripod. Insert in DeWalt Charger. Use only DeWalt

brand battery chargers.

Using DeWalt AC Fast Charger, batteries will recharge in 60-120 minutes, depending on Amp-

Hour rating.

Other DeWalt chargers, including units that work with vehicle DC power, may take longer to

fully charge the batteries.

Charge indicators

Fully Charged

Milwaukee M28

Remove the Milwaukee battery from the tripod. Insert in Milwaukee Charger. Use only

Milwaukee brand battery chargers.

When the battery pack temperature is outside the charging range (40-105ºF or 5-40ºC),

the red light on the charger will flash and the battery will not charge.Once the battery

pack is within the acceptable temperature range, normal charging will take place.

Using the Milwaukee SuperChargerTM, a 12 Amp hour battery will recharge in 60

minutes and an 8 Amp hour battery will recharge in 45 minutes.

Other Milwaukee chargers, including units that work with vehicle DC power, may take longer to

fully charge the batteries.

CAUTION: *DeWalt & Milwaukee M28

•Never store or charge the battery pack below 40°F (4°C) or above 105°F (41°C) or in

direct sunlight.

•Neveruse/charge chargers or batteries in explosive atmospheres.

•Never attempt to open the battery pack. If cracked or damaged, return it to a service

center for recycling.

•Do not splash or immerse charger in water or other liquids.

Charging

Hot/Cold Pack Delay

USER GUIDE

Charging the Battery Packs

HURST

Remove the battery from the tripod. Insert in HURST brand chargers only.

When the battery pack temperature is outside the charging range (25-105°F or 4-40°C), the red

light on the charger will flash and the battery will not charge.

Once the battery pack is within the acceptable temperature range, normal charging will take

place.

Using the HURST charger, a 9Ah battery will recharge in 150 minutes and 5Ah battery will

recharge in 100 minutes.

MAKITA

Remove the battery from the tripod. Insert in Makita Charger. Use only Makita XGT® brand

battery chargers.

When the battery pack temperature is outside the charging range (40-105ºF or 5-40ºC), the red

light on the charger will flash and the battery will not charge.

Once the battery pack is within the acceptable temperature range, normal charging will take

place.

Using the Makita Rapid Optimum Charger, a 4.0 Amp hour battery will recharge in 45 minutes

and a 5.0 Amp hour battery will recharge in 50 minutes.

Other Makita chargers, including units that work with vehicle DC power, may take longer to

fully charge the batteries.

CAUTION: *HURST & Makita

•Do not store battery packs or chargers above 120°F (50°C) or in direct sunlight.

•Never use charger or batteries in explosive atmospheres.

•Never attempt to open the battery pack. If cracked or damaged, return it to a service center

for recycling.

•Do not splash or immerse charger in water or other liquids.

COMMAND LIGHT TRIDENT TRIPOD

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