2000 Lumen LED Rechargeable Work Light with USB

Lighting needs vary based on the jobsite, time of day, and availability of power. As a general guide, work lights with 1200-2000 lumen are perfect for compact areas like under the sink or workbenches. We have both a plug-in and rechargeable version. For medium-sized jobs like working under the hood of the car or in the garage, 4000-7000 lumens is great. For large job sites, working at night, or construction where you need the light to spread to the walls and ceiling, 10,000 lumens or more is ideal.

Our work lights are damp rated and can withstand ambient moisture and dust in outdoor environments. They should always be protected from rain, snow, and standing water. All plugs and receptacles should always be kept dry to avoid electric shock. 

Your rechargeable work light comes with a USB-A to Micro charging cable.

1. Insert the Micro end into the work light.
2. Plug the USB-A end into an AC or DC power adapter.
3. Plug adapter into power and charge for at least 8 hours.

Our work lights come with a built-in padded handle for comfort and carrying. It is recommended to unplug the work light from power when moving the light to other locations. 

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When you see a light bulb or light fixture’s lifespan estimated, you will see that estimation typically measured in hours. This doesn’t mean that once you turn a light on, the clock is ticking, and once you hit that number of hours, the bulb is instantly shut off. The lifespan of a bulb is a rating that estimates its total operational hours. In an ideal environment, the bulb would meet or exceed the estimation, but people don’t live in perfectly controlled laboratory settings. What you can take away from these lifespan ratings is that it is just a rough estimation based on the type of LED used in each light. Customers looking to get the most out of their light should ensure that it is installed correctly, in an environment that best suits the light's design.