Milwaukee 49-24-0165 18-Volt Pivoting Head Work Light with Clip-Lok Belt Hook, No Battery | 
 enlarge | Brand: Milwaukee
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $46.30
Buy New: $24.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 1815
Media: Tools & Hardware
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 11.8 x 8.2 x 3.3
MPN: 49-24-0165
Model: 49-24-0165
UPC: 045242185023
EAN: 0045242185023
ASIN: B0000223I0
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Convenient and durable work light | | • | Clip-lok system for hands-free transportation | | • | Spare bulb stored under lens cap | | • | 140-degree pivoting head | | • | Patented battery protection circuit prolongs battery life |
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Product Description
Bulb Type: Xeon, Bulbs (qty.): 1, Volts: 18, Battery Included: No, Battery Type: 18 Volt, Quantity: 1
Amazon.com Product Description
The Milwaukee 18-Volt Work Light with Clip-Lok is powered by the Milwaukee 18-volt slide-on battery pack. The work light conveniently clips to your belt for hands-free transportation, and a faceted reflector offers a bright, uniform beam to create suitable after-hours working conditions. Other features include a 140-degree pivoting head, a patented battery protection circuit to prolong battery life, a recessed on/off switch for a streamlined design, and a spare bulb is stored under the lens cap. The light comes backed with a 1-year manufacture's limited warranty.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
Handiman Helper September 30, 2008
I used this light in a crawel space where there is no space to hang a light so the ability to stand upright and pivot was essential. Worked great which is what I have come to expect from a Milwaukee tool. Just wish I had bought it sooner for other jobs around the house.
Excellent item. Shipped fast. April 11, 2008
I use this a work all the time. It works great. Plus since it uses the same battery as my drill recharging is no hassle.
Great Light November 3, 2007
I had a Porter Cable 19.2 volt drill with a light but evetually my batteries went bad so I bought a Milwaukee 18 volt hammer drill/saw combo. I missed having the flashlight so I bought the Milwaukee light to go with my batteries. I like this light even better than the Porter Cable becuse the on/off switch is so much easier to use especially with gloves on. I highly recommend the light to anyone who had Milwaukee cordless tools because it is well built and very bright. The battery provides a stable base for it to sit on and the pivoting head makes it easy to shine the light where you need it. It is another great tool from Milwaukee.
 I was a little disappointed September 26, 2007
This light works good, but I was a little dissappointed in the "belt-clip" that was supposed to "conveniently hook" to my belt. The one I received won't clip to anything, and near as I can figure, you need another part of the "system" to attach to your belt for it to work. Now I'll have to find that part or else jury-rig something...
milwaukee 18 volt flashlight June 13, 2007
i've had the flashlight for a little while now and it doesn't disappoint at all.regular f lights just don't do it for me,if you have milwaukee tools with batteries then do yourself a favor and spend the 30 bucks and you will have a great flaslight.run time is better than the dewalt i used to have and it ran for about 3 hrs. before recharging.order one today.
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