Style A—Style A can be hung or propped up like a picture frame with their handle. Adjust from a focused spot beam to a wide flood beam by twisting the light head. Rated IP54, these floodlights also seal out dusty conditions. Their high-capacity battery lets you plug your phone or other device in to charge while you’re working. And when you plug these lights in to charge, they’ll still produce light. The battery life indicator will let you know when to recharge.

Style B—Style B are made with tough jobsites in mind. For impact resistance, they’re cushioned with rubber at the edges and have a tempered-glass lens. You can drop them from up to 6 feet without damage. Rated IP67, they’re dust-tight and will still work if temporarily submerged under water. Adjust them to any angle to aim light exactly where you need it. To mount, hang them up with the extendable hook or stick the magnetic base to a metal surface. If there’s no surface to mount them on, add a tripod (sold separately).

Style C—Style C are the best at showing slight color differences. Originally used by evidence technicians, they’re great for inspecting paint or similarly colored wires. Light up something nearby or far away by adjusting the diffuser lens from a flood beam to a spot beam. Rated IP07, these floodlights will still work even if they’re temporarily submerged. They also have the best battery life, offering up to a full day of lighting. For unlimited operation, use the included adapters to plug them into a standard outlet or a 12V power source, such as a truck. They also come with a remote that lets you control them from up to 20 feet away. To mount, hang them like a lantern with the loop on top or stick them to a metal surface with the magnetic base. If you don’t have a surface to work with, add a tripod (sold separately).

ANSI/PLATO FL 1—Floodlights tested against ANSI/PLATO FL 1 standards confirm the accuracy of performance attributes such as beam distance, impact resistance, and battery life.