Mechanics and others who work in the garage, maintenance and industrial industries need good lighting in their workplaces so they can see any potential dangers and avoid them. They also need good lighting for the parts of their jobs that require more detailed work, such as rewiring an outlet or replacing fuses in a circuit box or in a car. A cordless trouble light is the answer for those working on smaller projects, as well as for anyone needing more light in a dark storage area, closet or other space, at home or at work.
Benefits of Cordless Light
Because it’s cordless, it’s also more portable. You don’t have to worry about finding an outlet to plug it into, or worry whether you’re overloading a circuit. You don’t have to unplug something else so you can plug in the light. Additional benefits include:
Being able to light areas not adequately covered by overhead lighting.
Lighting areas with no other light, such as attics and crawl spaces.
Allows you to use both hands in your work.
Light Where You Need It
Look for additional versatility from a cordless trouble light with features such as a multi-position head, hang hook and standing base, so you can easily position the light to shine exactly where you need it and from any angle. Some lights also have a molded grip that holds tight without slipping, so you don’t have to keep repositioning it. Attached hooks allow you to hang it from the bottom of a raised car hood, a storage shelf and just about anywhere else.
Along with making your work place safer, a cordless trouble light is a good tool to have on hand for road trips in case you break down or to use as a flashlight or emergency light. Put it on your shopping list for the next time you hit the home improvement store.
