Sealey Rechargeable 360° Inspection Light 16 SMD & 3W SMD LED360PLUS

Sealey Rechargeable 360° Inspection Light 16 SMD & 3W SMD LED360PLUS

Marsoni

M251S

$58.19

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Sealey Rechargeable 360° Inspection Light 16 SMD & 3W SMD LED360PLUSUnique and innovative 360 swivel and tilt function enables the light source to be positioned in any direction. Includes two 3. 7V 2. 6Ah rechargeable lithium ion batteries in parallel for up to 15 hours run time. 10W SMD LED providing up to 700 lumens output with 120 spread of light, illuminating the whole work area. Includes an additional 3W LED directional torch. Features two swivel hooks and three rubber covered magnets, two on the rear and one on

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