Lock these bulbs into GU24 sockets with a twist.

Bulbs with a selectable light appearance have a switch on the side, so you can match other lights in your room.

Bulbs that cannot be sold to the listed regions do not meet energy efficiency requirements.

A built-in sensor turns these bulbs on when it gets dark, then off when it’s light out. Change the light appearance with a switch on the side.

Convert any standard socket into a security light. These bulbs have a built-in sensor that turns them on when it detects movement in the dark. They shut off five minutes after motion stops. You can change the light appearance with a switch on the side.

Mount these lights to a workstation or dry machining center and use the flexible arm to position them close to your task. Also known as gooseneck-arm lights, they hold their shape once you bend them. They have a narrow head that won’t block your view of repairs, inspections, and other detail work.

Style A are the brightest lights, so they’re good for projecting over a large area. They can be fitted with a wire guard (sold separately) for added bulb protection. Add a magnifier (sold separately) for close-up inspection work.

Light up your workspace when overhead lighting falls short.

Styles G-L have long, articulating arms and pivoting heads to direct light where you need it on your work surface.

Stretch the arm to bring light directly over your work—even across a large surface. Also known as articulating arm lights, these lights have rigid sections that hold their position steady, including when fully extended. The wide head casts a broad, shadow-free beam. Mount them to your workspace to supplement overhead lighting.

A mounting clip at the base lets you attach these lights to nearby surfaces.

Styles B-E work with standard household screw-in bulbs. A reflector behind the bulb distributes the light evenly.

Style D have a wire cage to protect the bulb from damage.

Style E have a reflector that’s polycarbonate, so it stays cool to the touch.

Keep excess cords out of your way—the reel locks the cord at any length and retracts it when not in use. All of these lights have a hook for hanging when you need both hands for other work.

Style E have a zinc-plated steel guard to protect the bulb. Use them with medium-base, screw-in LED bulbs (sold separately). They double as an extension cord—plug a tool or other device into the outlet on the handle. You can mount them to your wall or ceiling with the included hardware.

A series of bulb heads are attached to a power cord to provide overhead lighting for jobsites. The cord has a plug on one end and a female connector on the other end, so you can connect multiple strings to illuminate larger areas. These lights have plastic-coated steel guards to protect the bulbs. Use them with medium-base, screw-in LED bulbs.

Lights with a NEMA L5-20 plug turn and lock together for a secure connection.

For lights that are 50 ft. long, use up to a 30W bulb when connecting multiple strings. For lights that are 100 ft. long, use up to a 15W bulb when connecting multiple strings.