Match the work light to its support: repeated light points along a route, an overhead hanging position, a movable tripod or an aimed loading-dock bracket. Plan the power route and task position before choosing output and pack quantity.
For the LED Hanging Linkable Work Light, compare the confirmed maximum for the wattage you are ordering.
Count whole fixtures. Pack quantity is the number purchased and is separate from the linking limit.
| Decision | Available choices | How to choose |
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| Repeated points along a route | Construction string lights | Choose strings when you need multiple light heads on one complete set. Count sets when applying the model’s chain limit. |
| Overhead work area | 60W, 100W, 150W and separate 250W hanging lights | Choose hanging lights to keep the floor clear. Order the linkable model when fixtures need to connect in a chain. |
| A task that moves | 80W / 10,000 lm or 200W / 23,000 lm tripod | Choose a tripod if you need to move the light between tasks. The 200W option adds 13,000 rated lumens per stand. |
| Trailer at a loading bay | Aimable round or square dock light | Choose the dock light when you need to aim a fixed bracket into the trailer. |
Compare complete light sets by run length, connector and model-specific linking limit.
View details →Browse the dedicated hanging-light range after choosing an overhead work-light setup.
View details →Identify the relevant work area and the surface where illumination should be assessed.
Read the guide →See how an overhead hanging format can serve a changing work zone without occupying the floor.
Read the guide →Identify settings where the high bay format can be useful.
Read the guide →Compare work-light applications before choosing a portable, hanging or route-lighting setup.
Read the guide →Compare light-color terminology before choosing the appearance of an interior installation.
Read the guide →Browse work-light guides by setup and application.
Read the guide →Understand color-temperature terminology before choosing the white-light appearance for the project.
Read the guide →Questions about your selection? sales@ggjia-led.com
The chain length is limited by the upstream circuit's amperage, not the lights themselves. A standard 15-amp 120V outlet supports up to 1,800W of continuous load (80% of 1,800VA per NEC 210.20). That allows roughly: 24 × 60W fixtures, 12 × 150W fixtures, or 7 × 250W fixtures on a single 15-amp circuit. In practice, most contractors chain 4–6 fixtures per outlet to leave headroom for other tools sharing the circuit.
A temporary work light is designed to hang from overhead structure — joists, beams, scaffolding. A tripod work light is mounted on a portable, adjustable-height tripod and stands on the floor or ground. Both can use the same light head with different mounting accessories; GGJIA temporary work lights are compatible with floor-stand and telescoping tripod brackets sold as accessories. Choose temporary (hanging) when overhead structure is available; choose tripod when working on open ground or when light direction needs frequent adjustment.
Yes, in sheltered outdoor or covered conditions (IP65 rated). They are not designed for direct rain exposure for permanent installation — IP65 covers occasional water jets but not continuous immersion or driving rain on the cord connections. For long-term outdoor installations, use GGJIA's outdoor-rated parking lot, wall pack, or flood fixtures. For temporary outdoor use (active construction, repair work) during dry or showery conditions, the IP65 rating is sufficient.
Yes. The 50,000-hour L70 lifespan rating assumes continuous operation — running 24/7 for a year consumes about 8,760 hours, or 17% of rated life. The LED chips and driver are sized for continuous duty. For multi-month installations, periodically inspect the cord and plug for wear at flex points.
Yes. The fixtures are designed for the temporary lighting category covered by OSHA 29 CFR 1926.56 and 29 CFR 1926.405(j) (general electrical requirements on construction sites). When properly spaced and operated, they meet the minimum footcandle requirements. Final compliance, including cord management, grounding, GFCI protection at the outlet and fixture height to prevent contact, is the responsibility of the site's competent person.
Standard 10-ft cord with NEMA 5-15P plug — the same plug as a standard household 120V outlet, with a third grounding pin. Compatible with any 15-amp or 20-amp U.S. duplex receptacle and standard GFCI outlets required on construction sites. Cord is 18 AWG, rated for portable use.
Technically yes — cut the plug and connect the cord to a junction box — but that defeats the design. For permanent fixed installations, use one of our hardwired high bay or shop light fixtures, which have the appropriate ratings (UL Listed for permanent installation, hardwire-ready terminations) and offer better optical performance for fixed mounting heights.
5 years full replacement, same as all GGJIA commercial fixtures. Coverage includes driver, LED chip and housing defects under normal use. Damage from cord pulling, dropping or modification (cutting the plug, daisy-chaining beyond circuit capacity, etc.) is not covered. Replacements ship from Spokane, WA with prepaid return shipping inside the continental U.S.
Yes. GGJIA offers floor-stand brackets and telescoping tripod brackets compatible with the temporary work light head. The same light head can be hung, floor-mounted or tripod-mounted depending on the bracket. Accessories are listed under Lighting Accessories → or available on request via sales@ggjia-led.com.
For the LED Hanging Linkable Work Light, the confirmed maxima are 10 fixtures at 60W, 7 at 100W and 5 at 150W. These quantities belong to that listing. Use each string-light model’s separate complete-set limit when comparing string lights.
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