LED Work Lights

Rechargeable LED work lights for mechanics, contractors, DIYers and anyone who needs serious illumination on the job. Compact, magnetic and built to take the abuse of a real worksite, with high-output emitters, rugged housings and long runtimes for daily use. Several models include built-in power banks for charging tools and phones, which matters when the nearest outlet is a long way away.

How to choose a work light

Magnetic base. The single most useful feature on a work light. It turns any steel surface into a light stand.
Beam spread. Wide flood for engine bays and panels; a combination beam if you also need to see down a run of conduit.
Colour rendering. Higher CRI shows true paint and wire colours, which matters for automotive and electrical work.
Runtime. Look for a light that lasts a full shift on a usable setting, not just on its lowest mode.

Work light questions

How many lumens is good for a work light?

500 to 1,500 lumens covers most automotive and jobsite tasks. Beyond that, glare off bright metal becomes the limiting factor rather than brightness.

Are these safe around solvents and oil?

Sealed LED housings run cool and have no exposed filament or spark source, which makes them far safer than incandescent inspection lamps around fuel and solvents.