Work Light Makita DEADML808 Black Blue LED 4.9 W

The Makita DEADML808 work light is a compact LED illumination solution designed for task lighting in construction, workshops, and other work environments. It features a 4.9 W LED that produces 190 lumens of light, enclosed in a durable black and blue housing. The unit is powered by Lithium‑Ion technology for consistent output and reliable operation during indoor and outdoor tasks where portable, focused lighting is required.

Advantages

The work light combines a high-efficiency LED source with a compact form factor, delivering bright, stable illumination while maintaining low power consumption. Its robust casing provides resistance to routine jobsite impacts and handling, and the rechargeable Lithium‑Ion power system offers repeated use without the need for disposable batteries. The simple control and lightweight design make the unit easy to position and move between locations.

Suitable for

• Illuminating workbenches, tool stations, and inspection points
• Temporary lighting on construction sites and renovation projects
• Portable lighting for automotive repair and maintenance tasks
• Supplementary light for indoor utilities, basements, and attics

Key specifications

• Light source: LED, 4.9 W
• Luminous flux: 190 lumens
• Housing: durable plastic in black and blue finish
• Power type: Lithium‑Ion rechargeable
• Design: compact and portable form factor suitable for hand placement or fixture mounting

How to use

Place the work light on a stable surface or mount it as needed to aim light toward the work area. Charge the unit according to the manufacturer’s charging instructions before initial use and recharge as required to maintain output. Operate the on/off control to switch the LED on and off. For safe handling, avoid exposing the light to prolonged immersion in water and allow the unit to cool if it becomes warm after extended operation.

Usage recommendations

If using outdoors, position the light to avoid direct exposure to heavy rain and secure it to prevent tipping. Use the light as supplementary task illumination rather than sole ambient lighting when working at a distance from the source. Regularly check the housing for signs of damage and clean the lens to preserve light output.