Two quotes with different bottom-line numbers aren't always comparable — what's included in the base price varies enough between suppliers that the cheaper-looking quote can end up costing more once you add what was left out.
A standard kit typically includes the light unit itself, a set number of battery packs, and a charger — confirm the exact count and model of battery packs included, since runtime scales directly with how many packs come standard.
List out exactly what's in each supplier's standard kit before comparing bottom-line numbers — a lower headline price with fewer included battery packs or no charger may cost more once you add what's actually needed to run the equipment as intended.
A quote that doesn't account for accessible after-sales service isn't fully comparable to one that does — see our buying checklist for why warranty and service coverage belong in a total-cost comparison, not just the equipment price.
Every Litenza product page lists exactly what's included in the standard kit under "Technical Specifications." Request a quote and we'll itemise exactly what's included so you can compare it fairly against other suppliers.
The light unit itself, a set number of battery packs, and a charger — the exact battery pack count and model varies by product and directly affects included runtime.
Additional battery packs beyond the standard kit, AC power accessories, extended warranty, and freight/delivery to the project site.
List out exactly what's included in each supplier's standard kit before comparing bottom-line prices — a lower headline number with less included can cost more once you add what's actually needed.
Yes — a quote that doesn't account for accessible service and warranty coverage isn't fully comparable to one that does.
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