Work Light on Tripod 20,000 Lumen | 2x 100W | 4500K Neutral White | IP65 | Rotatable and Tiltable | Orange

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Specifications

Product category

LED Work Light Tripod
Length (cm)

79
Width (cm)

70
Height (cm)

184
Voltage

180-240V AC
Light color

4500K - Naturel wit (845)
CRI value

>80ra
Operating hours

30.000 uur
Number of light points

2
IP rating

IP65 - Straalwaterdicht
Dimming technology

Niet dimbaar
Housing color

Oranje, Zwart
Housing material

Aluminium
Number of cores

3
Light source included

Ja, ingebouwd
Beam angle

120°
Cable length

1.8
Warranty

2 jaar
Certifications

CE
Power

200
Lumen

20000
Adjustable

Draaibaar, Kantelbaar, In hoogte verstelbaar
Sensor

Geen sensor

At five o'clock it's dark and the job isn't finished. That's the moment you notice how much light you actually need: not a single lamp lighting up one corner, but enough to just keep working.

Two 100-watt heads, 20,000 lumens combined

This set features 2 light sources on a single tripod, 200 W in total. To put that into perspective: for standard work lighting, 3,500 to 5,000 lumens is considered more than enough. So you are well above that here, and you notice this especially outdoors, where light gets lost in the dark instead of bouncing off walls. The light color is 4,500 Kelvin neutral white. That isn't the blueish white of a cheap work light, but a color that allows you to distinguish between two shades of gray. Handy when you're painting, filling, or finishing.

Set it high and aim it where you work

The tripod extends up to 1,840 mm. From that height, the light shines over your shoulder onto your work, instead of you standing in your own shadow.The two heads are rotatable, tiltable, and height-adjustable, so you can point one at the facade and the other at the scaffold. When folded, the tripod easily fits in the van.

Rain, dust, and frost

IP65 means the heads are water-jet proof. Leaving them outside during a rain shower is no problem; however, submerging them is not. The housing is made of aluminum with tempered glass, and the set operates in temperatures from 20 degrees below zero to 40 degrees above. Construction dust and a winter morning are no obstacle.

What this set is and isn't for

Intended for renovations, sheds, warehouses, scaffolding, facades, and driveways: places where you need plenty of light and have a power outlet. It comes with a 1,800 mm cord, so you will almost always need an extension cord; that is no surprise for this type of work light, but keep it in mind. If you prefer to work cordlessly, check out a cordless work light. If you are looking for something less bright or with a wider beam, the complete range of work lights on a tripod can be found together. Extension cables and individual parts can be found in the work light accessories.

Are you working with multiple shifts or do you need to illuminate a larger area? Request free project advice, and we will help calculate how many sets you need.

Frequently asked questions

How many lumens do I need for a work light?

For general task lighting, 3,500 to 5,000 lumens is considered a good value, with approximately 2,000 lumens as the lower limit. Outdoors you need more, because the light does not bounce off walls. This set delivers 20,000 lumens, distributed over two 10,000-lumen heads, and is therefore intended for large areas and outdoor work.

Which work light is suitable for painting work?

For painting and finishing, choose a neutral to cool light color with good color rendering. This set provides 4,500 Kelvin neutral white with a color rendering of 80 Ra, so you see color differences as they are. The 120° beam angle illuminates an entire surface evenly instead of just a spot.

How long does an LED construction light last?

This set has a lifespan of 30,000 hours and is rated for 15,000 switching cycles. With four hours of use per day, this amounts to well over twenty years. The LEDs are built-in and cannot be replaced separately. It comes with a 2-year warranty and the set is CE-marked.

What is the energy consumption of this work light?

The set uses 200 W, which is 0.2 kWh per hour. At an electricity price of around 30 cents per kWh, running it for an hour costs about 6 cents. Relative to the amount of light, this is favorable: 100 lm/W. A halogen spotlight would have required about five times as much power for the same light output.

What is the difference compared to a cordless construction light of the same price?

This set is corded and delivers 20,000 lumens; a cordless construction light in the same price range provides significantly less light but operates without a wall outlet. Choose this set if power is available and you want a lot of light, and choose a cordless work light If you want to be able to stand freely or change locations constantly.

Can I use this construction light indoors?

Yes. IP65 means that the heads are also resistant to construction dust and moisture indoors, so a shed, garage, warehouse, or renovation project is no problem. Pay attention to the height indoors: the set is 1,840 mm, and with a low ceiling, a 120° beam angle will quickly shine into someone's eyes. In that case, lower the mast.

How long is the cable and do I need an extension cord?

The cable is 1,800 mm long, or 1.8 meters, with 3 cores and a grounded Europlug. That is shorter than the 3 to 5 meters you see with many other work lights, so expect to need an extension cord. When outdoors, use an extension cord suitable for that purpose. Loose cables can be found at the work light accessories.

How high does the tripod go?

The complete set is 1,840 mm high, measured to the top of the heads. The telescopic mast slides in and out and the tripod folds up for transport. At 1.84 meters, the light shines over your shoulder, so you don't work in your own shadow.

Can this work light be left out in the rain?

Yes. The lamp heads have an IP65 rating, meaning they are dust-tight and resistant to water jets from any direction. Rain and splashes are therefore no problem. Submersion, however, is not: IP65 does not mean waterproof underwater. The set operates from 20 degrees below zero to 40 degrees above, so even on a winter morning.

Can I use either of the two heads independently?

Both heads are rotatable, tiltable, height-adjustable, and can be aimed separately, so you can direct one at the facade and the other at your work surface. They share a single cable and a single plug, so one wall outlet is all you need.

Is this construction light dimmable?

No, this set is not dimmable: it is either on or off. This is standard behavior for work lights, as you want full light in order to work. If you do want to be able to dim or change the light color, a set with adjustable light color is a better idea. Feel free to ask us for an alternative.

Why does this lamp have energy label F?

Energy label F corresponds to a consumption of 200 kWh per 1000 operating hours, registered under EPREL 2562498. For construction lights, the letter says little about the quality: at 100 lm/W, this is an efficient LED set. The EU scale for floodlights is strict, and F is normal in this class.

Won't it blow over?

The set stands on a tripod with an extendable mast. In windy conditions, set it as low as you can and keep the legs fully extended, and do not pull the cable taut: in practice, pulling on it is the most common cause of it tipping over.

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