Work Light Double LED Reflector NEO Tools 99-062 2×50W, 9000 lm, tripod 1.8 m

Double LED reflector NEO Tools 99-062 is a portable work light combining two 50 W LED modules for a total output of 9000 lm. The lamps are fixed on an adjustable tripod that extends up to 1.8 m, providing stable, directional illumination for construction sites, workshops, garages and outdoor tasks. The unit is designed for general-purpose lighting where high lumen output and focused beam control are required, and its compact mounting and integrated handles allow relatively easy transport and positioning.

Advantages

This work light delivers high luminous flux (9000 lm) from two 50 W LEDs while remaining portable on a lightweight tripod. The adjustable 1.8 m stand enables targeted lighting at different heights and angles. The reflector design concentrates light to create a controlled beam for task-focused visibility. The lamp assembly is suitable for repeated setup and relocation typical for jobsite and maintenance work.

Suitable for

• Construction and renovation sites
• Workshop and garage tasks
• Outdoor repair and landscaping work
• Temporary event and emergency lighting

Key specifications

• Total luminous flux: 9000 lumens
• LED power: 2 × 50 W
• Mounting: adjustable tripod up to 1.8 m
• Optics: reflector type for directional beam
• Portability: tripod-mounted with integrated handles for repositioning

How to use

Place the tripod on a level surface and extend the legs to the desired height, then secure the locking mechanism. Attach or tilt the reflector heads to direct the beam toward the work area. Connect the unit to an appropriate mains supply according to local electrical requirements and switch on. Adjust angle and distance from the illuminated surface to achieve the required coverage and minimize glare.

Usage recommendations

Use the reflector on a stable, firm surface and avoid exposing the electrical connections to water. For long operating periods, allow adequate ventilation around the lamps to prevent overheating. Position the lamps to reduce direct exposure to eyes and follow workplace safety guidelines for temporary lighting.