Improve visibility inside enclosures and control cabinets so it’s easier to trace wires, swap relays, check connections, and more. These lights have an impact-resistant plastic lens that protects the LEDs. Each light has a 2-pin connector on both ends, so you can plug in a power cord or a connecting cord (both sold separately) to link multiple lights together in a large cabinet. You can also make your own power cord or connecting cord using screw terminal connectors (sold separately) and your own 16/2 cable.

Lights with a motion sensor turn on automatically when the door opens—no wiring to a door switch necessary. Position the sensor so it has a clear view of the door.

When linked together, lights with a motion sensor or switch turn on and off independently.

Lights with a magnetic mount cling to most metal panels and can be repositioned and removed. Pop them off to use them as a portable light inside your enclosure—just leave some slack in the cable to move them around.

Illuminate your electronics cabinets and racks with long-lasting LED lights. These lights are efficient and won’t add heat to your cabinet, protecting your electronics. Turn on the lights with either the switch or the motion sensor, which saves energy by lighting the cabinet only when you’re working. Connect a door switch (sold separately) to turn the light on when the door is open, like a refrigerator.

These lights are designed for rails with square holes and snap in without tools. If your cabinet or rack is exposed to vibration and movement, anchor the lights with screws for extra security. A rotating socket helps fit the power cable in crowded spaces.