An LED work light producing 1600 lumens only requires 64 watts of power.

LEDs offer several advantages, the biggest being their lower power consumption. While there are still a number of different work lights on the market which use incandescent, fluorescent, or halogen bulbs, they are gradually being replaced by LEDs. Just like the CFL is replacing the incandescent light bulb in the home, the LED is replacing the incandescent light bulb in other applications. Today we are living in the midst of a shift in technology. I'm not talking about having a good flashlight here (although that's a good idea too), but rather having lights you can set in place to illuminate your work area. Unfortunately, most of the places where we do this work don't have adequate lighting.This is why most contractors end up investing in work lights and the same goes for any handyman. Without adequate lighting, you can't see the work, let alone complete your project accurately. This need is amplified even more in situations where detail work comes in.

Most individuals work requires good lighting, whether you are doing repairs, remodeling, or new construction.

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