Milwaukee LED HP Flood Light Review
Are you old enough to remember the corded automotive trouble lights?
You know, they had an aluminum housing, you put an incandescent bulb in it behind the protective wire cage and then you hooked it onto something so you could have light while you work?
In the past few years, LED lights of all types, shapes and models have replaced that ancient technology.
Milwaukee has done it again.
Here's their latest LED HP Flood Light - model 2360-20.
The light head rotates to numerous detents so you can provide direct or INDIRECT light!
Just yesterday, I was able to test out the new LED HP Flood Light that takes either one of their M18 lithium-ion batteries, OR, a traditional 120-volt extension cord!
Yes, a portable LED light that gives you TWO OPTIONS for power.
Brilliant!
Click the power switch to go from off to High (3,000 lumens), to Medium (1,500 lumens), to Low (650 lumens) back to off.
Look how bright it is in my pitch-black garage. If you dare look into the light, you'll go BLIND. That's how powerful it is.
CLICK HERE to BUY it. It's a fantastic light.
New products hinted at the Milwaukee Tool Conference.
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You are a world class building advisor and really shouldn't mix that with politics. I know from my 2 brothers, who are builders, that many in the trades are right wingers but I believe that your audience goes far beyond them.
Thank you for all of your great building advise. Please keep up the great work.
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