LED Work Light 3 Heads on Tripod | 3x 50W | 12,000 lumens | Each Head Individually Adjustable | 4500K Neutral White | IP65

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Specifications

Product category

LED Work Light Tripod
Length (cm)

79
Width (cm)

70
Height (cm)

177
Voltage

180-240V AC
Light color

4500K - Naturel wit (845)
CRI value

>80ra
Operating hours

30.000 uur
Number of light points

3
IP rating

IP65 - Straalwaterdicht
Dimming technology

Niet dimbaar
Housing color

Geel, 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

150
Lumen

12000
Adjustable

Kantelbaar, In hoogte verstelbaar, Draaibaar
Sensor

Geen sensor

No more shadows over your own hands

Working under artificial light is especially annoying because of shadows. You place a single lamp, and right where you need to be, your own shadow falls over the job. This set features 3 heads that you can each rotate and tilt individually. This way, you distribute the light in three directions instead of cramming everything into one beam.

What you can illuminate with this

Together, the three heads deliver 12,000 lumens at 150W. That is enough for a garage, a floor in a shell construction, full scaffolding, or a driveway where you are still working in the autumn. Count on about 200 lumens per square meter for standard working light; this set therefore covers an area of around 60 square meters. The light is 4,500 Kelvin neutral white: bright enough to see details, and less harsh than the 6,500K of many cheap work lights.

Three lamps, one power outlet

The three cords come together at the crossbar into a single plug.So you don't need a triple socket or a power strip on the floor. You also don't need to buy a separate tripod for a work light , because it is included. The tripod extends to a set height of 1,770 mm and folds back down afterwards. With an IP65 rating, you can keep working when it starts to rain, and the set operates in temperatures from -20 to 40 degrees.

Who this set is for

Handy if you want to be able to see an entire floor at once: renovators, painters, installers, and anyone working with a crew in one location. Would you rather have as much light as possible concentrated on one spot instead of distributed across three? Then take a look at the heavier models among the work lights on a tripod. If you work in places without power, a cordless work light is more logical. For a larger project, we are happy to calculate how many lights you need without any obligation.

Frequently asked questions

Is 12,000 lumens a lot?

That is a lot for a work light. Industry advice pages already cite 1,000 lumens as sufficient for most indoor jobs and 2,000 lumens as the absolute minimum for outdoors. The difference here is that the 12,000 lumens are distributed across three heads, meaning 4,000 lumens per direction.

Do you need three sockets for three lamps?

No, one socket is enough. The three cords come together on the crossbar in a splitter with a single plug, so you connect the complete set to a single point. Together it draws 150 W, which is no problem for a standard circuit or extension cord.

How many lumens should a work light have?

For general task lighting, you can count on 100 to 300 lumens per square metre, and for detailed work, 750 to 1,000 lumens per square metre. With 12,000 lumens, this set covers approximately 60 square metres at 200 lumens per square metre. That is more than enough for a garage or an unfinished storey.

How high does the tripod go?

The complete set is 1,770 mm high. The tripod itself measures 1,600 mm and is telescopic, so you can also adjust it to a lower height. Comparable three-head sets range from approximately 90 to 160 cm.

How much power does this work light consume?

The set uses 150 W, which is 0.15 kWh per hour. At an electricity price of approximately 30 cents per kWh, running it for an hour with all three heads on costs about 4.5 cents. The energy label is F based on a consumption of 150 kWh per 1,000 operating hours.

Can this construction light be left out in the rain?

The lamps are IP65: dust-tight and resistant to water jets, so you can keep working in the rain. The plug connection does not have this protection. Keep the plug and extension cord dry or use a splash-proof cable reel, and do not leave the set unattended outdoors for days.

What is the best work light for painting?

For painting work, you need light from multiple directions, otherwise you will get grazing light and won't see your own brushstrokes. A set with three individually adjustable heads works better for this than a single strong beam. The 4,500 Kelvin neutral white with a color rendering index above 80 Ra keeps the colors reliable.

Can you use the three shaving heads separately?

No, the heads are fixed to the crossbar and the three cords run to a single plug. What is possible: rotate and tilt each head individually with a manual knob, without tools. This allows you to direct the three beams in three different directions. If you are looking for individual lamps, please view the LED work lights.

What is the difference compared to a set of two 100-watt heads?

This set distributes 12,000 lumens across three directions; the Double LED Construction Light 2x 100W on tripod (LLV-7815) Delivers 16,000 lumens in two directions, so more light per point. Choose three heads if you want to illuminate a space all around, and two 100-watt heads if you need maximum light in one spot. If you want the most light of the two, take a look at LL441165 With 20,000 lumens.

Can I replace the built-in LED later?

No, the LEDs are built into the heads and cannot be replaced separately. This is standard for this type of work light. The lifespan is 30,000 hours, which amounts to well over twenty-five years with three hours of use per day. You receive a 2-year warranty on the set.

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