Description
DEWALT 20V MAX* LED Work Light, Hand – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
DEWALT 20V MAX* LED Work Light, Hand Held, Tool Only (DCL050)
Color
Multicolor
Power Source
Battery Powered
Light Source Type
LED
Material
Blend
Included Components
20V MAX HAND HELD LED AREA LIGHT
Voltage
20 Volts
Battery Cell Composition
Lithium Ion
Item Weight
1 Pounds
Number of Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Product Dimensions
3.9″D x 3.9″W x 14.9″H
Brand
DEWALT
Battery Description
LED
Style
Handheld Light Only
Manufacturer
Dewalt
Part Number
DCL050
Item Weight
1 pounds
Product Dimensions
8.75 x 3.88 x 14.88 inches
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
DCL050
Batteries
1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Size
accessory
Pattern
Light
Item Package Quantity
1
Number of Handles
1
Measurement System
Metric
Batteries Included?
No
Batteries Required?
Yes
Description Pile
LED
Warranty Description
3yr limited warranty.
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Technical specifications – DEWALT 20V MAX* LED Work Light, Hand :
Color
Multicolor
Power Source
Battery Powered
Light Source Type
LED
Material
Blend
Included Components
20V MAX HAND HELD LED AREA LIGHT
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Warranty :
Check the duration of the warranty and also the faults and defects it covers. Is it complete or limited? and What is included in the warranty (parts, repairs or both)?
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Shipping :
Is delivery offered? And how long does it take to get delivered (Delivery time)
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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T. K (verified owner) –
Bright and able to change positions of light. – A lot brighter than expected. Love the ease of changing the directional light, better than the rotating end on another device type.
M. A (verified owner) –
Near perfect for RV and outdoor use. – I would like to have had a spot light on the end or opposit side of flood lite not a deal breaker. The use of 20 volt rechargeabl was perfect, I have many of the 20 v batteries available rather than having to recharge. Lite lasted 2 weeks with daily use for about 20 min per day on one battery. Hanger was used and worked well. I have other Dewalt lite with spot only, not as functional as flood. Arrived on time with no damage. For work or play, great.
T. K (verified owner) –
Bright and able to change positions of light. – A lot brighter than expected. Love the ease of changing the directional light, better than the rotating end on another device type.
Z. K (verified owner) –
Fantastic Product – I like everything about this light. Its adjustments are so versatile and the amount of light is great. Well worth the money. I will buy another one for the house to have when the lights go out.
E. P (verified owner) –
Very Handy! – I live this light. Great time saver and can easily maneuverable.
B. O (verified owner) –
3 year update – this is my go to light, I have spilled oil, coolant, grease anything you can imagine and also I have dropped it more times than I can count and still going strong great light, I do wish it could be mounted somehow besides the hook it comes with to position it better when working in engine bay so it won’t always fall when I have it propped just right it’s alright I deal with it.
H. C (verified owner) –
I don’t think this line is suited for my application – I have been a mechanic of many forms throughout my life thus far, from a diesel mechanic in the Marine Corps, an electric motor mechanic, an auto tech at my father’s 40+ year business, to my current position as a field service tech specializing in servicing light and heavy equipment and tools used in industrial energy and power construction. Admittedly my current position is probably the most hellish environment in which a tool could ever serve, but I take great pride in my collection and take care of my gear as best I possibly can while under serious time constraints. However, I often have helpers that I can’t always monitor as many of us do, so to be fair, there may have been some rough treatment that I’m not aware of to this light. I started acquiring Dewalt’s 20v line after purchasing the 1/2″ drive high torque brushless impact after using mostly air tools during my career. My first location in my new position was remote, it was the dead of winter and from 30 degrees down to the single digits most days, and always wet and ridiculously muddy. I was tasked with keeping 5 excavators fitted with cluster hammers for drilling rock up and running. Three to five times a day I swapped out worn drill rig heads with my fresh rebuilds, each time required the removal of 26 1 1/2 nuts from 8 inch bolts that were being brutalized from vibration 70-90 hours a week. Two of the 5ah batteries could get one removed and another installed, with the occasional breaker bar or nut splitter. That impact shaved over an hour from my time and saved my back, I was sold. I became deeply invested in this line of tools despite noticing that industrial contractors here in the southeast seem to be moving away from dewalt and mostly to Milwaukee. I began having an issue with that impact a couple months in to that job, sometimes when using it, especially when nose up, its battery would lose contact and I would have to shake it to get it moving again. It took a while before I could really examine what was happening, but now I’ve experienced the same problem with multiple tools in the line including this light. Obviously I was working the tool hard, and it generates a massive amount of heat for a battery powered tool. But it would make its own plastic body soft enough that if it laid against anything else too soon after heavy use, there would be impressions left in it and all of the writing on its side was illegible after a couple months and that was out in 30 degree weather. The fact that it was capable of doing what I was using it for is an incredible feat in itself, but I do believe it should reach a thermal shutdown before this could happen and provide the user with a little security that they aren’t about to throw $500 down the drain because they’re too busy to sit it aside to cool in the middle of a job, time is money. Later I realized that my batteries where deforming from heat, and the plastic became brittle and has cracked and broken on several of them, one of them was used exclusively with this light. This light is not rugged, and do not expect it to be one to toss in the tool bag with everything else and beat around in the bed of your truck. The other reviewers mentioning it’s tendancy to tip over when tilted are right, and it’s my opinion that Dewalt should have made rubber bumpers that protrude far enough away from the lens to prevent impact with some things. In my case the plastic around the lens cracked up and fell apart and allowed the lens to fall off. It’s been zip tied for about 6 months. You can tighten the floppy tilting mechanism by tightening a torx screw under the sticker over the joint on the left hand side with the lens facing you, but don’t pierce the other side because there is wiring that comes all the way to the surface of the hole that’s covered only by a sticker. Later another battery overheated after the light had been left on on the workbench, I have no idea for how long and the plastic at the base cracked in the front and rear. I had to epoxy it back together and install my own bolt with a nut through the plastic sleeve on its back after it all broke apart and became misshapen from heat. I find the hook isn’t as useful as I would like it to be, it’s more for storage than for positioning for light. With all of that said it’s still my favorite light, there’s just something about the pattern it casts that I think makes it perfect for supplemental light at the bench. After experiencing these issues with overheating, plastic breaking and deforming and batteries breaking apart, I guess they aren’t tough enough for my specific use. I’ve steadily been building my Milwaukee kit after seeing them survive projects with people giving them a beating, but I might run in to the same grief with them in a years time who knows. I can’t always get air to where I’m going these days so hopefully this doesn’t mean I would have to purchase new tools every year to keep up the speed they provide me, because now I’m spoiled and I’m sure that’s what I’d do.
Z. K (verified owner) –
Fantastic Product – I like everything about this light. Its adjustments are so versatile and the amount of light is great. Well worth the money. I will buy another one for the house to have when the lights go out.
O. E (verified owner) –
Quit being so nosey – It’s a light. It makes light.
H. C (verified owner) –
I don’t think this line is suited for my application – I have been a mechanic of many forms throughout my life thus far, from a diesel mechanic in the Marine Corps, an electric motor mechanic, an auto tech at my father’s 40+ year business, to my current position as a field service tech specializing in servicing light and heavy equipment and tools used in industrial energy and power construction. Admittedly my current position is probably the most hellish environment in which a tool could ever serve, but I take great pride in my collection and take care of my gear as best I possibly can while under serious time constraints. However, I often have helpers that I can’t always monitor as many of us do, so to be fair, there may have been some rough treatment that I’m not aware of to this light. I started acquiring Dewalt’s 20v line after purchasing the 1/2″ drive high torque brushless impact after using mostly air tools during my career. My first location in my new position was remote, it was the dead of winter and from 30 degrees down to the single digits most days, and always wet and ridiculously muddy. I was tasked with keeping 5 excavators fitted with cluster hammers for drilling rock up and running. Three to five times a day I swapped out worn drill rig heads with my fresh rebuilds, each time required the removal of 26 1 1/2 nuts from 8 inch bolts that were being brutalized from vibration 70-90 hours a week. Two of the 5ah batteries could get one removed and another installed, with the occasional breaker bar or nut splitter. That impact shaved over an hour from my time and saved my back, I was sold. I became deeply invested in this line of tools despite noticing that industrial contractors here in the southeast seem to be moving away from dewalt and mostly to Milwaukee. I began having an issue with that impact a couple months in to that job, sometimes when using it, especially when nose up, its battery would lose contact and I would have to shake it to get it moving again. It took a while before I could really examine what was happening, but now I’ve experienced the same problem with multiple tools in the line including this light. Obviously I was working the tool hard, and it generates a massive amount of heat for a battery powered tool. But it would make its own plastic body soft enough that if it laid against anything else too soon after heavy use, there would be impressions left in it and all of the writing on its side was illegible after a couple months and that was out in 30 degree weather. The fact that it was capable of doing what I was using it for is an incredible feat in itself, but I do believe it should reach a thermal shutdown before this could happen and provide the user with a little security that they aren’t about to throw $500 down the drain because they’re too busy to sit it aside to cool in the middle of a job, time is money. Later I realized that my batteries where deforming from heat, and the plastic became brittle and has cracked and broken on several of them, one of them was used exclusively with this light. This light is not rugged, and do not expect it to be one to toss in the tool bag with everything else and beat around in the bed of your truck. The other reviewers mentioning it’s tendancy to tip over when tilted are right, and it’s my opinion that Dewalt should have made rubber bumpers that protrude far enough away from the lens to prevent impact with some things. In my case the plastic around the lens cracked up and fell apart and allowed the lens to fall off. It’s been zip tied for about 6 months. You can tighten the floppy tilting mechanism by tightening a torx screw under the sticker over the joint on the left hand side with the lens facing you, but don’t pierce the other side because there is wiring that comes all the way to the surface of the hole that’s covered only by a sticker. Later another battery overheated after the light had been left on on the workbench, I have no idea for how long and the plastic at the base cracked in the front and rear. I had to epoxy it back together and install my own bolt with a nut through the plastic sleeve on its back after it all broke apart and became misshapen from heat. I find the hook isn’t as useful as I would like it to be, it’s more for storage than for positioning for light. With all of that said it’s still my favorite light, there’s just something about the pattern it casts that I think makes it perfect for supplemental light at the bench. After experiencing these issues with overheating, plastic breaking and deforming and batteries breaking apart, I guess they aren’t tough enough for my specific use. I’ve steadily been building my Milwaukee kit after seeing them survive projects with people giving them a beating, but I might run in to the same grief with them in a years time who knows. I can’t always get air to where I’m going these days so hopefully this doesn’t mean I would have to purchase new tools every year to keep up the speed they provide me, because now I’m spoiled and I’m sure that’s what I’d do.
B. O (verified owner) –
3 year update – this is my go to light, I have spilled oil, coolant, grease anything you can imagine and also I have dropped it more times than I can count and still going strong great light, I do wish it could be mounted somehow besides the hook it comes with to position it better when working in engine bay so it won’t always fall when I have it propped just right it’s alright I deal with it.
O. A (verified owner) –
Great light! – Great light, batteries last a long time. The hook on top helps if you have to hang it. I like the different light settings available.
O. E (verified owner) –
Quit being so nosey – It’s a light. It makes light.
O. A (verified owner) –
Great light! – Great light, batteries last a long time. The hook on top helps if you have to hang it. I like the different light settings available.
M. A (verified owner) –
Near perfect for RV and outdoor use. – I would like to have had a spot light on the end or opposit side of flood lite not a deal breaker. The use of 20 volt rechargeabl was perfect, I have many of the 20 v batteries available rather than having to recharge. Lite lasted 2 weeks with daily use for about 20 min per day on one battery. Hanger was used and worked well. I have other Dewalt lite with spot only, not as functional as flood. Arrived on time with no damage. For work or play, great.
E. P (verified owner) –
Very Handy! – I live this light. Great time saver and can easily maneuverable.