Magnetic work lights that clamp to the car hood so your hands stay free
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This innofox 2-pack puts two rechargeable LED work lights in your kit, each pushing up to 1,500 lumens across three brightness modes. The magnetic base sticks to any steel surface like a car hood, tailgate, or workbench leg, and a fold-out hook lets you hang one inside a wheel well or from a tent pole. Because both are rechargeable, there are no disposable batteries to swap mid-job. They are sized to drop into a glovebox or toolbox, which makes them just as useful for a roadside tire change or a
Pros
- Magnetic base frees both hands by sticking to any steel surface
- Up to 1,500 lumens with three modes covers close work and wide area lighting
- Fold-out hook lets you hang it inside a wheel well or from a tent
- Two rechargeable lights means a backup is always charged
Cons
- The magnet only grips steel, so it will not stick to aluminum panels or plastic trim.
Frequently asked questions
Are these rechargeable or do they take batteries?
Both lights are rechargeable, so there are no disposable batteries to buy or swap during a job.
How strong is the magnet?
The magnetic base holds firmly to steel surfaces like a car hood or workbench. It will not grip aluminum or plastic.
Can I hang it instead of sticking it?
Yes, each light has a fold-out hook so you can hang it from a wheel well, tent pole, or pegboard hook.
Are they water resistant for outdoor or storm use?
They are built for car, camping, and emergency use, but they are not rated for full submersion, so keep them out of standing water.
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