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.

If you’d prefer to control the lights with a door switch, choose lights with no switch or lights with a rocker switch. Those with a rocker switch can be left in the ‘on’ position for use with a door switch, or toggled manually to control the light.

Lights with a button switch only operate manually.

When linked together, lights with a motion sensor or switch turn on and off independently. Lights with no switch turn on and off together when linked.

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.