Super bright lamps

New from Draper Tools is a range of 3W COB (Chip On Board) rechargeable magnetic inspection lamps, available in four colours.

The lamps use cutting-edge lighting technology to deliver super bright light and maximum efficiency. The base has an integrated magnet for hands-free working and a swivel joint enables the light to be used in any 360deg position. An additional seven LEDs are on the end plate so you can use it as a torch when needed. Two hang hooks feature on each and the lamps are supplied with a 240V charger and a 12V charging adaptor.

Tags: lamps, Draper Tools, inspection lamps, cars, trucks

Thursday, 04 September 2014 01:00

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