LED Linkable Work Light 60W | 5000K Site Light with US Plug

Plug one into the next

Linkable means these connect to each other in a chain. One supply feeds the first fixture, and each one after that takes its power from the one before. On a site that saves running a separate lead to every light, which is where most of the time and most of the trip hazards come from.

At 60W in high-visibility yellow, these are built to be seen as well as to light. On a crowded job that matters.

Specification

Planning a linked run

• Check the link limit — every linkable system has a maximum number per chain, set by the current the first connector can carry. Exceeding it is a fire risk, not just a performance issue.
• Work out the load — six at 60W is 360W on one supply lead. Confirm the circuit before you start linking.
• Space them by the task — 15 to 20 feet apart down a corridor, closer where work is happening.
• Keep the run tidy — the point of linking is fewer leads on the floor. Clip the cable up as you go or the benefit is lost.

Where linkable earns its place

Long corridors, stairwells, temporary walkways, and any area lit for weeks rather than hours. For a single work face, a standalone light is simpler. The advantage appears once you need more than three or four lights in a line.

Site power

Plug connected, so fixtures move without an electrician each time. The supply itself still has to meet the requirements for site power, and a linked chain draws through the first connector — check its rating before extending the run.

Related

For a standalone site light see our temporary work light. For permanent installation, see shop lights.