This Technical Video provides an overview of Command Light’s past and current Standard and Panel Mounted Controllers for our CL, KL and SL Series light towers. Note: This video is strictly an operational video and does not provide troubleshooting tips.   

In the event your tower loses power or your controller breaks, this Technical Video shows responders how to manually lower the CL Series light tower so that both crew and truck can return to the fire department for further diagnosis.

This Technical Video provides an overview of Command Light’s past and current Standard and Panel Mounted Controllers for our CL, KL and SL Series light towers. Note: This video is strictly an operational video and does not provide troubleshooting tips.   

In the event of a broken spindle on your CL Series tower, this four-part video series shows technicians how to diagnose and replace the tower’s mid-plate assembly. This Part 1 video covers diagnosis: circular mid-plate scoring, side-to-side lamp tree movement and more.

In the event of a broken spindle on your CL Series tower, this four-part video series shows technicians how to diagnose and replace the tower’s mid-plate assembly. This Part 2 video shows technicians how to disassemble your lamp tree.

In the event of a broken spindle on your CL Series tower, this four-part video series shows technicians how to diagnose and replace the tower’s mid-plate assembly. This Part 3 video shows technicians how to re-assemble the mid-plate assembly.

In the event of a broken spindle on your CL Series tower, this four-part video series shows technicians how to diagnose and replace the tower’s mid-plate assembly. This Part 4 video shows technicians how to re-assemble the lamp tree.

This Technical Video provides an overview of the tower/controller wiring, including the wiring’s color designations, along with the wires’ function and voltage. This video also shows you how to manually manipulate your light tower by “jumping” the control wires. 

This Technical Video provides a step-by-step demonstration, showing you how to replace a FRC Spectra fixture on a CL Series light tower. (Note: These replacement steps are for the CL Series and do not apply to the KL or SL towers.)

Command Light is continually improving its product, and as such, Command Light has introduced a Version 3 Holster-Controller. This Technical Video shows technicians how to wire the new circuit board holster, along with the controller.

Thank you for purchasing a Command Light Knight Series light tower! This video is devoted to providing you an overview of the light tower's essential components. You'll also find a helpful operational video and product diagram at commandlight.com/terms.

This Technical Video is devoted to providing an operational demonstration of the KL Series light tower tower. You'll also find a helpful terminology video and product diagram at commandlight.com/terms.

This Technical Video provides an overview of Command Light’s past and current Standard and Panel Mounted Controllers for our CL, KL and SL Series light towers. Note: This video is strictly an operational video and does not provide troubleshooting tips.   

In the event your tower loses power or your controller breaks, this Technical Video shows responders how to manually lower the KL Series light tower so that both crew and truck can return to the fire department for further diagnosis.

When a Knight Series light tower fails to rotate (or does not want to auto park because the tower is off-center), this Technical Video shows technicians how to replace the rotation motor on a Knight Series light tower.

This Technical Support video overviews the KL Series’ normal auto-park sequence and shows technicians how to set the tower’s center (through sensor adjustment) and how to eliminate light tree sway (through motor belt adjustment) when the tower fails to auto park.

During routine light tower maintenance or when you need to troubleshoot an off-center tower that is failing to auto park, please reference this video. This video further demonstrates how to tighten the rotation belt to reduce to side-to-side lamp movement.

In tandem with the first two videos in this section, this video shows technicians how to replace the nest switch in a KL Series light tower when it has issues auto-park nesting. (A nest switch provides essential relays when the tower is performing its auto-park sequence.)

The Mercury sensor controls the tower’s down-limit, which keeps the tower from crashing into itself or the light tower tub as it auto-parks. If you would like to adjust this limit or troubleshoot this auto-park feature, this step-by-step video shows technicians how to adjust this sensor.

If the lower section of your lamp tree hits center but does not come down during the auto-park sequence, you may need to replace the down-limit switch. This Technical Video provides step-by-step replacement instructions for this switch.

Over time, the light tower’s belts may loosen and need adjustment. If your lamp heads seem loose, or the heads fail to return home in the auto-park sequence, you may need to tighten your backlight belt. This Technical Video provides step-by-step instructions.

If your lower actuator fails to raise or lower the KL Series’ lower arm, first check that the actuator is receiving voltage. If the actuator is getting power, you may need to replace the lower actuator using these step-by-step video instructions.

If your KL Series tower fails to rotate, the mid-plate's spindle, slip ring, or wire harnes could be damaged, preventing your tower from rotating. Use this step-by-step video tutorial to replace and repair these mid-plate section's components.

This Technical Video provides a step-by-step demonstration, showing you how to replace a FRC Spectra fixture on a CL Series light tower. (Note: These replacement steps are for the CL Series and do not apply to the KL or SL towers.)

If your strobe isn’t working and you’ve replaced the bulb and performed the necessary voltage tests, you may need to replace the strobe. This Technical Video shows technicians step-by-step replacement instructions for the KL Series light tower.

This Technical Video shows technicians how to replace the bulb in a KL Series KL435, KL450 and KL465, should the Lumenform bulb go out. (Before ordering the replacement bulb, a quick voltage test will ensure the bulb is receiving power and has indeed expired.) 

If your Lumenform isn’t working and you’ve replaced the bulb and performed the necessary voltage tests, you may need to replace the lamp. This Technical Video shows technicians step-by-step lamp replacement instructions for the KL Series KL435, KL450 and KL465.

Command Light is continually improving its product, and as such, Command Light has introduced a Version 3 Holster-Controller. This Technical Video shows technicians how to wire the new circuit board holster, along with the controller.

This Technical Video provides an overview of Command Light’s past and current Standard and Panel Mounted Controllers for our CL, KL and SL Series light towers. Note: This video is strictly an operational video and does not provide troubleshooting tips.   

In the event your tower loses power or your controller breaks, this Technical Video shows responders how to manually lower the SL Series light tower so that both crew and truck can return to the fire department for further diagnosis.

The Mercury sensor controls the tower’s down-limit, which keeps the tower from crashing into itself or the light tower tub as it auto-parks. If you would like to adjust this limit or troubleshoot this auto-park feature, this step-by-step video shows technicians how to adjust this sensor.

The SL Series is equipped with an auto-park feature; however, if the light tower does not center itself properly (either prematurely or late), the unit will not complete its auto-park operation. To make set-center adjustments, watch this Technical Video

Command Light is continually improving its product, and as such, we’ve introduced a SL Series Mid-Plate/Cross-Member Upgrade that helps support the mid-plate bushings for improved reliability. This Technical Video provides step-by-step upgrade instructions.

Command Light is continually improving its product, and as such, Command Light has introduced a Version 3 Holster-Controller. This Technical Video shows technicians how to wire the new circuit board holster, along with the controller.