Inspection lamps ENERGY

Work lights for mechanics are used to illuminate the working area in garages and workshops as well as hard-to-reach places of a vehicle when it’s being repaired.

Work lights: 8 key facts

1. Fluorescent and LED lights, as well as floodlights, are good for ambient lighting. The latter are fitted with reflectors that direct light beams to the required area. Fluorescent and LED lights are also suitable for wall mounting. Portable devices are most often used to illuminate a space at floor level.
2. LED inspection lamps are the most budget-friendly and popular accessories.
3. High-quality devices are characterised by resistance to aggressive chemicals, moisture, and shocks, and they also have a frosted lens to prevent glare.
4. Corded fixtures are suitable for repairing an assembly in a particular place, while cordless ones are more mobile. Universal models are also very popular since they can be both mains- and battery-powered.
5. Slim, pen-style inspection lamps are convenient for illuminating specific spots. They consume very little electrical power and are fitted with a UV light function to detect leaking technical fluids. You must wear special protective goggles when using this device.
6. Some devices have a magnet to attach to metal surfaces and free both the mechanic's hands. In our online shop, you can also buy headlamps.
7. Light brightness can be adjusted with the help of the integrated regulator. This reduces the strain on your eyes and saves battery charge.
8. The most appropriate colour temperature is in the range between 3,500 and 7,500 K, while the illuminance at one meter above the floor should be from 300 to 1,000 lx.

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