When you’re pushing hard through harvest or need to finish field work after dark, proper lighting makes all the difference between getting the job done safely and calling it a night early. This slim rectangular LED work light puts out serious illumination where you need it most, whether that’s lighting up your loader bucket, illuminating implements behind the tractor, or adding extra visibility around your machine during those long work days.
What You’re Getting
- Fifteen 1.5-watt diodes deliver 2850 lumens of bright, white light that cuts through darkness and dust
- 60-degree flood pattern spreads light evenly across your work area instead of creating a narrow beam
- Operates on 10-30V so it works with any tractor or equipment electrical system
- IP67 waterproof rating means rain, power washing, or morning dew won’t shut it down
- Tough polycarbonate lens resists impacts from rocks, branches, and everyday farm abuse
Built for Real Farm Work
This versatile work light mounts anywhere you need extra visibility on tractors, combines, skid steers, or other equipment. The compact 6 x 3.75 x 1.25 inch size fits in tight spaces where bigger lights won’t go, and you can surface mount it or use the stud mount option depending on your setup. Whether you’re running tillage equipment in the evening, doing maintenance work in a dimly lit shed, or need better visibility around feed bunkers, this light handles the job.
Made to Last
LED technology means no bulbs to burn out or replace, and the solid-state design handles the constant vibration that kills traditional lighting. The housing is built to take hits from flying debris and keeps working through temperature extremes that would crack cheaper lights. You’ll get thousands of hours of reliable operation from this light.
Installation Notes
Both surface and stud mounting options give you flexibility for different installations. The wide voltage range means you don’t need to worry about whether your machine runs 12V or 24V systems. A quick tip: if you’re mounting multiple lights, consider wiring them through a cab switch so you can control them without climbing down from your seat.
