Work Lights

About Work Lights

You’ll need different lighting levels for different types of work. For example, task lighting (especially for close, accurate work) should be brighter than lighting for a wide area. LED work lights are the brightest and most energy-efficient, and they're  also very durable and much less fragile than other types of lights.

Flexible models such as inspection lamps, tripod lights, and magnetic lights allow you to shine the light directly on where you’re working, even if it’s an awkward angle. For those who move frequently between locations, such as arborists and agricultural workers, portable lights are easy to set up wherever you’re working.

Cordless rechargeable versions are ideal if mains-wired lighting isn’t possible, whether you’re moving around or staying in one place. Most portable work lights are either USB chargeable or use the brand's standard battery size, allowing them to share batteries with other tools in the range.

For outdoor and wet site use, look for an IP rating of IP65 - this is the standard minimum for outdoor work lights and means they’re protected from rain and dust ingress. It’s also best to use low-voltage 110v lights outdoors.