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Retractable LED drop light suggestions

JohnKal

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I'm looking for a retractable LED drop light with an outlet in the handle. There are a ton of them to choose from, most with good and bad reviews. Tell me what you've got and what you like/dislike about them.

Thanks in advance.

Stay well.
 
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thickhead

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I have a couple standard ones with led bulbs added but have switched over to rechargeable led lights. So much better without a cord that the reel light is just used over the work bench now. I do still use a ceiling mounted extension cord reel often though.
 
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dave*99

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I also have rechargeable LED lights and I like them alot. Much more maneuverable than the corded type. I have a Milwaukee M12 and the battery lasts quite a while. But if you really want a line powered one, I have used this Bayco for years.

https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/...a8vm-KYkUhPkSt9lVMh_NhOKIwLvinOBoCvQsQAvD_BwE

It does not have the outlet you desire. I have a similar Bayco drop extension cord for that purpose.

https://www.globalindustrial.com/p/...sl800-retractable-reel-30l-cord-163-ga-yw-4pk
 
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thickhead

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If I remember correctly, the better drop lights don’t have an outlet on them because if they do, they do not meet safety regulations.
 
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JohnKal

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Thanks guys. I'll probably go with a rechargeable LED and a drop extension. Makes more sense actually.

Stay well. :beer:
 

BFBOB

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Get any drop light you like, put an LED bulb in it..Done.
 
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