100FT LED Construction String Lights 10 Bulbs,10000LM,Industrial Grade,Weatherproof, Linkable 5000K Super Bright for Job Sites, Mining, Patios & Outdoor Work,Free for Climbing Hook 2Prong
💡【About The 100Ft LED Construction String Lights】: Plug and play, no need to install bulbs. The overall cord is 100 feet long with 10 high-lumen LED work lights. The power plug with fuse protects the lamp from power surges and can work at -20~75℃. We have passed a variety of safety certification report certificates, and we ensure that every construction light that leaves the factory is a safe and qualified product.
💡【Super Bright, Portable, Flexible, Extendable】: Led string work light of 10 bulbs can reach a brightness of 10000LM. Our LED construction lights use a portable design with a hook on each lamp, more flexible compared with single-head work lights, you can arrange the light distribution at the site and avoid concentrating lumens within a small range.
💡【Durable】:The construction string lights light bulb is made of drop-resistant material and is excellent to prevent accidental damage to the bulb due to moving objects. Compared to traditional lamps, high-output industrial-grade LED lamps offer more outstanding durability and longer lamp life, reducing maintenance and repairs while improving overall job site lighting reliability.
💡【Light Decay <5%】The construction string lights use high-quality LED chips that are heat dissipated, and high-temperature resistant, making the glow more uniform and greatly improving cooling efficiency for maximum performance and more than 50,000 hours super long lifespan.
💡【Large Beam Angle & 5000K Daylight】:10W 1000lm high lumen per lamp with 5000K normal daylight color temperature is perfect for lighting up larger & small areas like outdoor and indoor construction sites.2:Construction lights with professional high brightness levels can meet all commercial and industrial lighting needs. 3:Misty PC cover with a 270° beam angle protect your eyes better, the anti-dazzle design gives you soft light.
