Work Light

[Bojans]

I didn't get any responses to this in the tools section so though I would throw it up here for any input.

I am looking for a light that I can leave in my vehicle and have great light output on demand. While I do see using this around home the time I most need this is at our vacation home. We are in a rather remote part of the UP where is gets really dark really early in the winter. Looking for something that has a li-on battery so sub zero temps won't deplete it as quickly and high light output so I can see what I am doing turning power back on in the house and unloading the car.

Does anyone have any experience with this light? Other suggestions?

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AYNQQNS/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[58Yeoman]

We bought one of these a year or so ago, and like it (ours is red). We lose power often in our area, and my wife's office is in the basement, and it gets really dark. Our first one lasted only a couple months before dying, but they replaced it and this one works fine. It throws a lot of light.

http://www.batteriesplus.com/product_search/47081-UltraBright-LED-Lantern-Rayovac-RAYSE3DLNA.aspx

 

[Iron-Iceberg]

Get a head lamp. Leaves you both hands to do stuff and the new ones throw a lot of light.

 

[jethro29]

i would seriously recommend the ez red light.it is the best thing going.all temps,long life.excellent.the XL3000 is awesome

http://www.ezred.com/product/led-flashlight/

 

[texas webb]

Get a head lamp. Leaves you both hands to do stuff and the new ones throw a lot of light.

And cheap at harbor and northern.

 

[78scotts]

I second the head lamp. Best invention ever. God should have just mounted one in every mans forehead. I also have a craftsman led work light that throws pretty good light. I think i picked it up at ACE hardware on sale for $20. It is a rechargeable battery that comes with a car charger also.

 

[rice rocket]

Li-ions as a general statement work pretty poor in subzero temps. Stick to NiMH if this is a big concern.