20 Watt LED Portable Worklight Floodlights w/Telescoping Tripod 1900 Lumens, Set of 3
LEDdistributors • 8 years ago
With 1,900 lumens at 6500K, the LED work lights contractor pack is ideal for any projects at work or at home that need the right amount of light to get the job done. 2 portable floor work lights and 1 telescoping stand allow for easy access and maneuverability for the hard to see spots and dark corners. Easy to use and made with durability in mind, this is the perfect set of work lights for any professional.
Product Features
- LED technology lasts up to 100,000 hours
- Each light is 1,900 lumens at 6,500K
- Energy Efficient 20 watt bulbs
- Telescoping stand
- Grounded power cords

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A huge disappointment. I was sold on the reviews here, but I was disappointed at the start and I’m not asking for much. Two stars instead of one because the LEDs were nice, wide beam and bright, but that’s about all.Overall quality was questionable at best, from the welding to the wiring. Right out of the box, you can tell how the brackets already started scraping away the power cord insulation. The tripod’s lower section was stuck pretty bad, and when do unstick it, you find the center post extends…
Only one flaw–cannot aim down Well built and well functioning work lights. The only flaw I see in the design is that, when mounted on the pedestal, the lights can be aimed from horizontal on up–the swivel is designed such that the light cannot be aimed downward. To circumvent this (with two of the three lights on the pedestal, the bar used to mount the three lights to the pedestal can be turned upside down, and the two outer lights mounted upside down–below the bar. This then allows those two lights to be aimed from…
Very disappointed, because I really like this concept
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