Rechargeable Work Light - Eco Energy Management
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1000-Lumen LED Black Battery-operated Rechargeable Portable Work Light
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS, Input Voltage: AC85-265V, Wattage: 10W and 20W, Lumens: 800L and 1600L, Color Temp: CW 6000K, Dimensions:, WL12-10CW
Rechargeable Work Light
L1313SW 108-LED portable work light remains cool to the touch after hours of use and comes with 7.4 Volt rechargeable batteries. Once fully charged, this product has an approximate 2-hour run time on a full first time charge and produces up to 260 lm of light. Use this light to tackle a wide range of tasks including work site and construction lighting. LEDs have a long lifespan, consume less energy and remain cool to the touch.
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Coast new versatile, storm proof emergency area light. The EAL22 is Coast new emergency area light with a bevy of features made for any situation where portable lighting is needed. The light is incredibly bright on high, 1250 Lumens, with the ability to run for 225 hr on the lowest brightness setting. The EAL22 is rated IPX4 storm proof with a sturdy, drop proof nylon body, polycarbonate dome and globe construction.
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