Southwire’s HL12RSW LED headlamp comes in 120- and 250-lumen options. It features a detachable and mountable magnetic head to stick to electrical boxes, support beams or any metal surface. It has a constant light output for the entire life of the charge and a 360-degree rotating head. It can run up to 10 hours.

Husky’s 10,000 lumen twin-headed LED work light can be used indoors or outdoors. It can be used with or without a tripod, and once detached from it, the light has an easy-grip handle for transportation. It is cool to the touch, and the two lights can be used independently, with a wider beam angle and head rotation.

Madi’s LED headlamp works with or without flash shields. There is no back light to blind others and it has high, low and spot settings. It offers 450 lumens and 20 hours of runtime. It is waterproof and has a fire-retardant strap.

Southwire’s rechargeable LED area light is drop-tested. It features up to 15 hours of run time, five selectable brightness levels and a USB outlet to charge other devices. The brightness stays constant, and it includes a rechargeable lithium-ion battery and 120V charger.

Jameson’s 31-1325E Stubby heavy-duty fluorescent work light features a shock-absorbing handle and end cap. There is a shatterproof tube for durability. The high-visibility power cord measures 50 ft. and features a patented floating bulb socket for protection. It meets specifications for water resistance.

Ericson’s 1006-LED-100 work light can be used in commercial and industrial applications such as warehouse and storage spaces. It is rated for damp locations and has a cable length of 5 ft. It features a stainless-steel guard for impact protection and 6,000V surge protection. The color temperature is 5,000K.