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Kerbl WorkFire 200 LED Work Light 345603 | 200 Lumen
Kerbl WorkFire 200 LED Work Light 345603 | 200 Lumen
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Light Where You Actually Need It
The Kerbl WorkFire 200 LED Work Light – 345603 is a compact handheld light made for those awkward jobs where holding a torch at the same time simply isn't practical.
Its main 3W COB LED produces 200 lumens, while three additional LEDs in the head provide a more economical torch-style light. A built-in magnet and fold-out 360° rotating hook give you several ways to position the light while keeping both hands free.
That makes it particularly useful for machinery repairs, servicing equipment, working in sheds or inspecting dark corners around the farm.
Made for the Workshop, Tractor & Farm
Keep one in the workshop, service vehicle or tractor toolbox for jobs such as:
- Machinery maintenance and repairs
- Tractor and vehicle work
- Dairy and livestock equipment servicing
- Working inside sheds and buildings
- Electrical and plumbing maintenance
- Emergency breakdowns
- General workshop jobs
- Inspection work in poorly lit areas
The rear magnet is particularly handy when working around machinery or vehicles, while the rotating hook provides another option where there's nothing suitable for the magnet to attach to.
Product Details
- Brand: Kerbl
- Range: WorkFire 200
- Item Code: 345603
- Light Output: 200 lumens
- Main Light: 3W COB LED
- Additional Light: 3 LEDs in lamp head
- Colour: Yellow / Black
- Length: 20cm
- Width: 6.2cm
- Height: 3.4cm
- Power: 3 × AA 1.5V batteries
- Batteries included
- Fold-out 360° rotating hook
- Magnet on rear
- ABS plastic housing
- Non-slip rubberised grip area
- Splash-proof construction
- On/off switch
One for the Breakdown Box
At just 20cm long, the WorkFire is small enough to keep close at hand rather than leaving a larger work lamp back at the workshop.
The combination of a broad COB work light, separate torch LEDs, magnetic mounting and hanging hook makes it a versatile little light for farmers, engineers, mechanics and anyone regularly carrying out maintenance work.
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