Woods WL40236S Portable LED Dual Head Work Light on Steel Tripod, 3000LM, 72 Watts, 4000 Kelvin, 5 Food Cord, Orange/Black

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WOODS PORTABLE LED DUAL HEAD WORK LIGHT ON A STEEL TRIPOD 2X 3000LM

Product Features

PORTABLE 6000 lumens LED work light perfect for use
BRIGHT NEUTRAL WHITE 4000K color temperature
HIGH EFFICACY 48 SMT (per head)LEDs save energy and rarely ever must be changed out
RUGGED die cast aluminum housing protects against minor drops and stands up to most all work areas
HEAT PROTECTION provided by the heat sink back is an extra layer of safety preventing lights from becoming too hot
ADJUSTABLE TRIPOD stand, with non-slip feet that keep light still and from tipping over while working
REMOVABLE STURDDY STEEL H-STAND with non-slip feet can be removed from tripod

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Anonymous says:

January 16, 2019 at 10:38 pm

Very bright I have been looking for a worklight as bright as the 500 and 1000 watt halogen worklights; you know the ones that cause 3rd dgree burns if you touch the guards or burn out easily if knocked over. I found this as a warehouse deal at a great price, and thought I would take a chance.I am very satisfied with both the light output and color temperature. The light can be used as a floor light, or mounted on the extension pole which puts the lamp about 6 ft off the floor. I am actually…