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WorCraft 20V Cordless LED Spotlight Kit with 2.0Ah Battery Option & Charger

SKU# CLED-S20LI-30WB-K20

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Product Description

Light up a jobsite perimeter, scan a dark field, or signal across a marina — the WorCraft 20V Cordless LED Spotlight throws a focused 500-meter beam from a 1.55 lb handheld that runs on the same ONE FOR ALL batteries as your tools.

Three brightness modes cover everything from a 2,500-lumen high beam for maximum reach to an 800-lumen low mode that runs up to 7 hours on a 4.0Ah battery. The head rotates 0–90° to aim the beam exactly where you need it.

Built for Long-Throw, Portable Light

The COB LED reaches up to 500 m (approximately 1,640 ft) on high. Daylight color temperature (5500–6500K) with CRI over 80 shows true color and detail — useful for security, inspection, and marine work where color accuracy matters. The large aluminum housing with heat sink runs cool without the heat of a halogen, and the pistol grip makes it easy to carry and aim one-handed for extended periods.

Brightness Modes & Runtime

  • High — 28W / 2,500 lumens: approx. 2.5 hrs (4.0Ah battery)
  • Medium — 16W / 1,500 lumens: approx. 3.5 hrs (4.0Ah battery)
  • Low — 7W / 800 lumens: approx. 7 hrs (4.0Ah battery)

Specifications

  • Voltage: 20V
  • Light source: COB LED
  • Brightness: 2,500 / 1,500 / 800 lumens (3 modes)
  • Max beam distance: 500 m (approx. 1,640 ft)
  • Color temperature: 5500–6500K (cool white / daylight)
  • Color rendering: CRI >80
  • Head adjustment: 0–90°
  • Weight: 1.55 lbs (703 g), tool only
  • Battery platform: WorCraft 20V ONE FOR ALL
  • Sold: Tool only — battery and charger sold separately
  • Model: CLED-S20Li-30WB

What’s in the Box

  • WorCraft 20V Cordless LED Spotlight (CLED-S20Li-30WB)
  • Instruction manual

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How far does the spotlight beam reach?
Up to 500 meters (approximately 1,640 ft) on high — useful for security, marine, outdoor spotting, and jobsite perimeter lighting.

Q: Does it come with a battery?
No — it’s sold tool-only so you can run it on WorCraft 20V ONE FOR ALL batteries you already own. Battery and charger are sold separately.

Q: What’s the difference between this and the WorCraft LED Work Light?
The spotlight throws a focused long-range beam up to 500 m — ideal for outdoor, security, and marine use. The WorCraft 20V LED Work Light delivers 3,000 lumens of wide-area flood lighting for illuminating a workspace or jobsite area.

Works Well With

Pair with WorCraft 20V ONE FOR ALL batteries for extended runtime on the job, at camp, or on the water.

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