11-Way All Purpose Construction Light
Wide Area Construction Light
This compact, powerful light illuminates an entire room at once and runs all day at full light output.
While it sets on a floor or counter with non-slip rubber feet; It also can be nailed, strapped, screwed ,hooked, screw hooked, magnetically attached, or tied to a wall or ceiling. It includes 17 pieces.
Able to make 20 foot candles of illumination in a 12' x 15' room to meet Illuminating Engineering Society Recommendation
Natural 3-D Work Light Illumination
300 LEDs emit light off of the sides and the end of the work lamp bulb to achieve even, shadow free illumination of both vertical and horizontal surfaces.
6000K Daylight spectrum brings the outdoors, indoors with refreshing white light that the eye is most sensitive to. High levels of simulated daylight has been scientifically shown to increase productivity and boost employee well being. That's because if you lack blue light, your body wants to go to sleep.
This 17 pc construction light kit allows you to use this work light in nearly every imaginable way.
Job Site Work Light used many ways
Here the 11-Way work light is hung upside down from a 2x4 using a couple of the hook & loop straps and an aircraft cable bail. There is enough linkable strap to tie around larger dimensional lumber or to suspend the light lower.
Hanging the light upside down from the ceiling generally gives the best and most even illumination of the floor and walls.
Or construction light can be hung the other way around to illuminate a ceiling cavity.
Construction Work Light Straps
Hook and Loop straps work like Velcro(tm) to attach work light to ladders, beams, or equipment When not in use, they easily wrap around the light fixture base for storage.
Carpentry Work Light
Screw hook with a latch threads into wood by hand. Here the 11-way work light is shown hanging rightside up from the aircraft cable bail. It can also hang upside down from the bail on the other end or from the folding hook. Use the linkable hook and loop straps to lower the light as needed.
If you are working on walls it's best to have the light vertical.
If you want to run the light fixture horizontal, like over a saw table, you can hook the cage into the latching hook.
Construction light made to hang on nail
The steel base has a "clock hanger keyhole", so you can hang it on the nail. It can't slide off unless the light is lifted first. I include 3 sample nails. The nails come out straight by using a hammer with a side to side rocking motion.
This is a great way to use this construction light if you have to work next to a wall.
construction light hooks on braces, pipes, & Lumber
The folding hook is generously sized to fit common cross braces, pipes, and lumber. Here it's hooked to a duct support strap.
If you need to finish an outdoor job after dark, it will hook (or tie) to a ladder rung.
throw the tripod construction lights Out!
It seems like tripods are always in the way-- If I only had a dollar for every time I had to walk around one. And you know they don't last. The plastic pieces wear out or break and the whole light collapses. You grab the top of the tripod and the bottom stays put. The light fixture heads droop and point to the floor.
Our compact 11-way light will stay out of your way and has no moving parts to wear out.
Forget the Toy construction Lights!
Importers have dreamt up awkward lights that are just too dim to use! If you want to squint and struggle, buy one of those toy lights. If you want to work, buy a work light -- a real work light-- like our 11-way all purpose, high output work light.
If you are looking to get an average recommended 20 foot candles of light on the ceiling and walls of a room, a 2000 lumen light will only illuminate a 4x5 closet. And the lighting gets worse as the battery discharges and as the battery wears out. Our 11-Way Work Light will nicely light up a 12'x15' room.
Construction Work light physics: Batteries vs. cords
It's just not practical to use batteries for more than running a flashlight. Lighting up a decent sized room takes about 100 watts. A 4Ah, 20v battery only stores 80 watt-hours of energy. So you'd have to change batteries every 48 minutes if you fully discharge them. But full discharges are devastating to battery life. (Only discharging by 70% is recommended.) So plan on spending as much time changing and recharging batteries as you spend working.
Construction work lights strapped to ladders
Our All Purpose Construction Work Light straps to ladders to make portable work light that you can take with you as you work on a ladder, or leave in the middle of a room
Daisy chain construction light
It's easy to daisy chain our construction lights using extension cords and 3 way adapters to run lights exactly where needed.