Stertil-Koni Introduces New High-Performance LED Light Tubes for Platform Lifts

Feb. 27, 2019
Stertil-Koni has recently introduced an enhanced high-performance LED lighting system for its platform lift model, the SKYLIFT, and the company’s 4-post lifting system.

Stertil-Koni has recently introduced an enhanced high-performance LED lighting system for its platform lift model, the SKYLIFT, and the company’s 4-post lifting system.

The goal is to increase area-specific, under-vehicle lighting, thus, ensuring greater shop safety and efficiency for ever-busy maintenance technicians.

The requirement is pressing, here’s why: Stertil-Koni, known for its highly acclaimed heavy-duty bus lifts and truck lifts, recognizes that dim, shadowy lighting in maintenance facility bays not only presents a potential safety hazard but also can prevent shop techs from achieving maximum productivity.

Importantly, the company’s latest accessory offerings are certified by the lift industry’s third-party, independent watchdog organization, the Automotive Lift Institute (ALI).

According to Stertil-Koni president, Dr. Jean DellAmore, “Our LED lighting systems are a cost-effective solution to a relatively widespread challenge in maintenance facilities of all sizes and functions – the lack of suitable lighting to perform work safely and productively.”

The new LED lighting systems include:

  • Pre-assembled 40” light tubes with transformer and mounting brackets;
  • Easy installation and expandability with a modular “plug and play” system;
  • Slim-line design;
  • Safe low voltage (24V);
  • Water resistance (IP 65) – suitable for SKYLIFT Wash Bay applications; and
  • Eco-friendly, energy-efficient LEDs.

In conclusion, Dr. DellAmore noted, “Safety and efficiency have always been at the forefront of product engineering at Stertil-Koni and we are always ready to challenge ourselves to make a good product even better. Our updated LED lighting systems are a terrific case in point; and, will help ensure better workspace visibility for busy techs on shop floors across North America.”