Choosing Milwaukee Work Lights
This collection spans every Milwaukee light size. ROCKET tower lights, including M18 and M12 dual power models that also run on a cord, light whole rooms. ROVER flood lights mount or stand on the floor. For hands-free work there are USB rechargeable headlamps and a BEACON hard hat light. Stick lights, an M12 underbody light, an M18 search light, flashlights, lanterns, and an M12 paint and detailing color match light cover the rest.
What to Look For
- Area or task. Tower and flood lights cover a room. Stick, spot, and headlamps put light on one task.
- Power source. M12 and M18 lights share your tool batteries. USB rechargeable lights charge from a USB cable. Dual power models also plug in.
- Mounting. Look for magnets, hooks, and pivoting heads so you can aim the light without holding it.
- Color accuracy. The color match light helps auto body and paint work where true color matters.
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Milwaukee Lights FAQ
Do Milwaukee lights use the same batteries as my tools?
M12 lights take M12 batteries and M18 lights take M18 batteries. USB rechargeable lights such as headlamps and flashlights have built-in or REDLITHIUM USB batteries and charge separately.
What does dual power mean?
Dual power lights run on a Milwaukee battery or on a cord plugged into an outlet. Plug in for long shifts, then switch to battery when there is no power on site.