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Cordless Lighting

Cordless Work Lights, Tower Lights, and Flashlights

Cordless lighting puts light where outlets are not, from under a car to a dark jobsite. Milwaukee leads this collection with M12 and M18 ROVER flood lights, ROCKET tower lights up to 6,000 lumens, an M12 1,200-lumen underbody light, an M12 color match light for paint and detailing, and an M18 1,250-lumen search light. USB rechargeable options include headlamps, a BEACON hard hat light, pivoting flashlights, a penlight with laser pointer, and stick lights. DeWALT adds a 3,000-lumen tripod light, a 1500-lumen spotlight, a hood light, and Tool Connect lights, and Makita an 18V LXT flashlight.

What to Look For

  • Light type. Flood and tower lights fill a room. Spotlights and flashlights throw a beam. Headlamps keep hands free.
  • Brightness. Lumen ratings are in each title. Match output to the space you need to light.
  • Power. Platform lights share tool batteries. USB rechargeable lights charge from a phone charger.
  • Mounting. Magnets, hooks, tripods, and hard hat clips put light where you need it.

Buy cordless lighting from The Tool Nut, an authorized dealer since 1994, with free shipping on most orders and rewards points on every order.

Cordless Lighting FAQ

Tool battery or USB rechargeable light?

Tool battery lights run longer and brighter, and you already carry the packs. USB rechargeable lights are smaller and better for pockets, hard hats, and headlamps.

What is a color match light for?

Painters and auto detailers use it to see true paint color and surface flaws. The Milwaukee M12 paint and detailing color match light is made for that work.