How To Best Illuminate Your Job Site With LED Work Lights
When working on a project or job site you want to ensure you have the proper lighting to see clearly. Illuminating your workspace will likely aid you in accomplishing your project correctly the first time around. There are a few different styles of LED work lights depending on the task at hand and the location of your project. Whether you’re a contractor on the job or a DIYer working in your garage, there is an LED work light that will improve your space. So, what type of work light should you utilize? Here’s a break down of the various work lights and their features so you can best pick the size, style and power of work light you need to have.
High Bay Temporary LED Work Lights
This style of LED work light is commonly called a corn bulb or corn cob light due to the appearance of the LEDs on the core. High bay temporary LED work lights are a powerful type of job site lighting available with lumen outputs ranging from 5,000 - 18,000. The wide range allows you to choose the level of brightness that is optimal for the space you’re lighting. They are heavy-duty portable work lights that have a 360-degree beam of light for full coverage of your work area. These lights feature an easy-to-carry handle and spring-loaded hook for secure hanging. Their silicone gaskets make them suitable for damp locations and ideal for outdoor projects. These lights are also linkable, allowing you to adjust the illumination based on the job site and to utilize them as string work lights.
Construction String Lights
These LED construction string lights come with 5 lights spaced apart and can be hung up at any construction site. They have fixture hooks, which facilitate the hanging process in challenging locations. They are also linkable, giving you the flexibility to illuminate various-sized areas. Suitable for damp locations, they are ideal for both outdoor and indoor use.
LED Shop Lights
Looking for a more permanent fixture? Hanging LED shop lights are ideal for garages, basements and workshops. They are available in clear or frosted glass as well as 2 ft and 4 ft sizes. They feature a convenient pull chain and there is even a motion sensor model so that you don’t have to worry about turning the lights on and off in your work space. These lights are linkable, allowing you to extend your coverage as needed.
