Floor standing battery flood light

[dragonhaertt]

I am looking for a good quality light that can be used on jobsites.
Tool brands like DeWalt and Bosch sell their 'own' lights, but I would prefer to get something that is known to be good quality.
I would like a light that can stand on the floor, or maybe can be attached magnetically to a beam.

A light in this style would be ideal:

Or maybe something like this:

I own 18650, 17670, 14500, CR123A, AA, AAA rechargeable batteries, so something that would accept those would be preferable.
Does anyone know of a reliable flashlight manufacturer that makes these style of lights?

 

[Kitchen Panda]

An idea I've been puttering with is to take some MR16 LED bulbs and run them off a 12 V portable power pack. I've got a 9 ampere-hour portable lead-acid pack that would run a half-amp MR16 flood for more than a full work day. It would be the LED equivalent of those festoons of light bulbs you'd see at construction sites. At least if you build it yourself, you can fix whatever goes wrong with it!

 

[aznsx]

I am looking for a good quality light that can be used on jobsites.
Tool brands like DeWalt and Bosch sell their 'own' lights, but I would prefer to get something that is known to be good quality.
I would like a light that can stand on the floor, or maybe can be attached magnetically to a beam.

A light in this style would be ideal:
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Or maybe something like this:
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I own 18650, 17670, 14500, CR123A, AA, AAA rechargeable batteries, so something that would accept those would be preferable.
Does anyone know of a reliable flashlight manufacturer that makes these style of lights?

Here's another option to consider that I'm looking at myself. Internal lithium ion power source and mains power (intl. version available) / 12VDC only, but I'm fine with that. Looks rather versatile. Check the 'Data Sheet', 'Fact Sheet', etc. under 'Documentation' for details.

BearTrap® | Multi-Function Rechargeable Work Light | Streamlight®

I'm also looking at this more modest option, but not sure how well it floor stands given the small base.

FlipMate® | Rechargeable Work Light | Streamlight®

SL has other options as well.

(BTW: GO MAX!)

 

[Hooked on Fenix]

I'm partial to the 3000 lumen warm white l.e.d. M18 Milwaukee Rover floodlight. Worked great when I worked on a lighting crew. It's corded (120 volt ac) and cordless (18 volt battery). They also make a 4000 lumen (gen 2) version. If you want something lightweight, get the 1500 lumen light with the side handle. Milwaukee also has a 1500 lumen Rover light with magnets and a clamp. That one is perfect for a scissor lift or mounting to metal. Has a tilt mechanism for the l.e.d. head so you can aim light where you want it. That's probably the one you want. Here's a video about the light: