Work lights

LED work lights are very popular these days. They are energy efficient, so they use less power and last longer than halogen bulbs, which in turn is beneficial to your wallet! LED bulbs also give off less heat, so they are also generally seen as a safe choice. Halogen bulbs are often cheaper to buy, but they use more energy and have a shorter lifespan.

If you need a lot of light and want it to last, LED work lights are the best choice.

Lumens measure how bright a lamp is. For general trips or jobs, such as working around a construction site, you usually need between 1,000 and 2,000 lumens. This provides enough light to work safely. For larger jobs, such as in agriculture or when working in the dark, you're better off choosing lamps with 3000 lumens or more.

It is always good to consider the specific situation in which you will use the lamp.

Work lights are versatile and can be attached to your vehicle in different locations depending on your needs and the specific situation.

Here are some popular mounting locations:

• Vehicle roof: The roof is an excellent place to mount work lights, especially for larger vehicles such as SUVs, pickups and farm equipment. Lights on the roof offer a high vantage point, allowing them to illuminate a wide area. This is ideal for off-road driving or night work.
• Make sure the lights are securely attached to withstand vibration and shock while driving.
• Bumper: Attaching work lights to the front or rear bumper is another popular option. This provides direct illumination of the road or work area in front of your vehicle. These locations are perfect for situations where you need to be able to see directly in front or behind your vehicle, such as when parking or during road work.
• They can also help alert other drivers that you are working.
• Bullbar or grille: A bullbar or grille provides a sturdy and secure place to mount work lights. This is especially useful for off-road vehicles because it keeps the lights well protected from branches and other obstacles.
• Bullbar lights are often powerful and can illuminate a large area, which is essential when driving in dark or unpredictable environments.
• Side: Some users choose to attach work lights to the sides of their vehicle. This can help illuminate the area next to the vehicle, which is useful when working on the side of the road or when working with multiple people.
• Side lights are also useful for extra visibility in situations where you are not looking straight ahead.
• Rear: Mounting work lights at the rear can be particularly useful for illuminating cargo areas or work areas behind your vehicle.
• This is ideal if you often work with heavy materials or need help loading and unloading in the dark.

Yes, some work lights have a position light and strobe function. The position light makes your presence visible to other road users, while the strobe function provides fast flashing light to attract attention and warn of danger.

Both functions increase safety when working in the dark or crowded areas.

You can easily find work lights with position light or work lights with strobe function by using our filters!