LED Round Work Light | 60W to 150W Task Lighting with US Plug
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| Wattage | 60W to 150W depending on version |
|---|---|
| Colour temperature | 5000K |
| Voltage | 100 to 277V |
| Connection | US plug |
| Colour | High-visibility yellow, orange at one wattage |
- Pick round for a single work point - an engine bay, a machine, a panel. For covering a floor, the square head does it with fewer fixtures.
- Match the wattage to the item - 60W for a bench or close work, 80W for a machine or vehicle bay, 100W to 150W for larger plant lit from a distance.
- Use two from opposite sides - around a machine, two heads facing each other remove the hard shadows a single fixture creates.
- Raise it and set it to one side - so the circle lands centred on the work with the operator outside it.
- Check what is already on the lead before adding another.
- Use a protected site supply and inspect the housing after a drop.
A circular pool for a single work point
A round head throws a circle. That suits a task you stand around — an engine bay, a machine, a panel, a single point of work — where the light should land centred on the job and fall away at the edges.
It is the wrong shape for covering a floor. Set several across an open area and you get circles with dark gaps between them. The range runs 60W to 150W.
Picking the wattage
| Wattage | Pool at 10 ft | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| 60W | Small, concentrated | A bench, a panel, close work |
| 80W | Moderate | A machine, a vehicle bay |
| 100W | Wide | A large machine or a plant item |
| 125W | Wider | A vehicle or a rig from one side |
| 150W | Widest | A large item lit from a distance |
Specification
| Wattage | 60W to 150W depending on version |
| Colour temperature | 5000K |
| Voltage | 100 to 277V |
| Connection | US plug |
| Colour | High-visibility yellow, orange at one wattage |
Two from opposite sides
Around a machine or an engine bay, two heads facing each other remove the hard shadows a single fixture creates behind anything solid. One light and a deep shadow is often worse than no light at all, because eyes adapt to the bright side and cannot see into the dark one.
Raised and to one side
Set the head above and slightly off to one side so the circle lands centred on the work with the operator outside it. Directly overhead puts their own shadow in the middle of the pool, which is exactly the spot they need to see.
Round or square
Round for a point. Square for an area. If you are lighting a floor rather than a task, the square head covers it with fewer fixtures.
Related
For covering a floor area see our square work lights. For a chained run, see the linkable work light.
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