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Beastly Bright 25,000 Lumen Dual Head Led Work Light With Stand, Waterproof Portable Flood Light With Usb Ports And Individual On Off Switches, 72 Inch Telescoping Tripod For Rough Construction, Garage And Outdoor Projects

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Management number 233137649 Release Date 2026/06/21 List Price US$32.54 Model Number 233137649
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Bright 25,000 Lumen Dual-Head LED Work Light with Tripod
✔️ 25,000 lm dual-head, 360° rotation, 71 in telescoping tripod

This rugged, waterproof LED work light delivers up to 25,000 lumens from two heads and sits on a tall, adjustable tripod. It's built for rough construction, garages, outdoor projects, and emergency lighting.

✅ 25,000 lumens peak with two independent brightness switches per head
✅ 360° horizontal rotation and 180° vertical tilt for flexible aiming
✅ Tripod extends 35 to 71 in (889-1803 mm) for adjustable height
✅ Die-cast aluminum body with fin-type heatsink for cool operation and long life
✅ Waterproof, portable flood light with two USB ports on the back and a 10 ft cord
✅ 3-year warranty included

💡 What is a portable LED work light and how is it used on job sites?

This handy lighting solution helps illuminate large areas quickly and safely.

- Handy for garages, workshops, construction sites, and outdoor projects
- Adjustable tripod height and light direction for flexible coverage
- USB ports and independent head switches for easy power and control

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