Milwaukee M28 49-24-0185 Work Light
Product Summary
Product Description
Powered by the powerful M28 LITHIUM-ION battery pack, this heavy-duty work light provides over 5-hours of run-time on a single charge. Faceted reflector offers a bright uniform beam and the head pivots 135 . The M28 Work Light features a comfortable non-slip grip surface and a recessed on/off switch to prevent from being accidentally turned on/off.
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Light Source : 1 x Xenon Bulb
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Controls/Indicators
Controls :
Recessed On/Off Switch
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Battery Information
Batteries : Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 28 V DC
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
Conveniently clip to belt for hands-free transportation using a Clip-Lok System
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 5 Year Limited
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Light Source : 1 x Xenon Bulb
Features : Non-slip Grip
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Controls/Indicators
Controls :
Recessed On/Off Switch
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Battery Information
Batteries : Lithium Ion (Li-Ion)
Battery Rechargeable : Yes
Battery Life : 5 Hour
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Power Description
Input Voltage : 28 V DC
Power Source : Battery
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
Conveniently clip to belt for hands-free transportation using a Clip-Lok System
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Warranty
Standard Warranty : 5 Year Limited
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