A portable work light on a tripod lets you change position as the job moves. Plan a stable place for the stand and aim the two heads toward the work without shining into the operator’s view. Keep the power route clear of the task.
Allow room for the spread legs. Keep the stand outside walking paths, vehicle movement and the space needed for tools.
Use the adjustable heads to light the work from useful directions. Check the view from where the operator actually stands.
These are AC120V corded lights. Confirm the available supply and the connection arrangement for the site; plan where the cable will run.
| Decision | Available choices | Selection check |
|---|---|---|
| Power and task distance | 80W and 200W dual-head models. | The 80W model provides 10,000 lm; the 200W model provides 23,000 lm. Compare useful light at the task distance, including aiming and obstructions. |
| Stand or separate light assembly | Foldable tripod and removable light assembly described in the model sheets. | Check the supported setup, stable placement and head adjustment before choosing how you will move between jobs. |
| Supply and site exposure | Both model sheets list AC120V, a 10ft cord and IP65. | Check the light, plug and any additional connections for the actual conditions. The fixture rating is not permission to leave connections in standing water. |
| Portable or hanging layout | A stand occupies floor space; hanging lighting uses a different support arrangement. | Choose the format that keeps the work and travel route clear. Confirm each fixture’s intended mounting method. |
Send photos of the work area, the working distance, the available supply and how often the lights need to move. We can help compare the two models before you order.
Review portable-lighting applications, then compare the current model’s stand, power and adjustment details.
Read the guide →Compare a hanging work-light arrangement when keeping the floor clear matters more than a movable stand.
Read the guide →Review other temporary-lighting tasks before choosing a stand-mounted or hanging arrangement.
Read the guide →Review ingress-protection terminology, then check the selected fixture and each connection for the actual exposure.
Read the guide →Read the cooling-design overview; use the selected product’s current instructions for operating limits.
Read the guide →Distinguish white-light appearance from color rendering when comparing a sample at the work surface.
Read the guide →Excludes Alaska and Hawaii. Confirm delivery timing for your project.
Shipping informationKeep the original packaging and contact support before returning an order.
Return conditionsQuestions about your selection? sales@ggjia-led.com
The deciding factor is your typical work zone size. For zones under 1,000 sq ft (single garage, small renovation room, vehicle work area), the 80W model produces sufficient illumination at OSHA minimums. For zones over 1,000 sq ft or where you need 30+ footcandle task lighting, the 200W model is appropriate. Cost-wise, the 200W is roughly 2-2.5× the 80W price but produces 2.5× the lumens with significantly more features (telescoping height, longer cord, independent head switching).
Yes. Both models are IP65 rated for dust and water resistance. They're suitable for outdoor construction in rain, snow and dusty conditions. Do not submerge or expose the power outlet/plug to standing water — IP65 covers the lamp head and tripod, not the cord-to-outlet connection.
The 80W standard model has a fixed-height or short-adjustable tripod (check product page for specific model). The 200W heavy-duty model has a telescoping tripod adjustable from 23.6" to 59" (about 2 to 5 feet), allowing you to position the light at the right height for your specific task.
Yes, on both models. Each lamp head can pivot/rotate to direct light where needed. The 200W model offers full 360° horizontal rotation and 180° vertical, making it suitable for almost any aiming configuration. The 80W is more limited but still flexible enough for typical work zones.
Yes. Both models are rated for continuous duty operation. The 50,000-hour L70 lifespan rating assumes continuous use; running 8 hours/day for 5 days/week = ~2,000 hours/year, putting fixture life at 25+ years before LED depreciation begins.
Yes. Both models work with standard GFCI-protected 120V outlets without nuisance tripping when properly grounded via the 3-prong plug. NEC requires GFCI protection on all construction site temporary power, so this compatibility is essential.
Both models carry GGJIA's 5-year ETL-certified warranty. Failures under warranty ship a replacement from Spokane, WA with prepaid return shipping for the defective unit inside the continental U.S. The tripod stand and lamp heads are both covered.
Yes. The 80W produces about 10,000 lumens, comparable to a single 500-800W halogen tripod. The 200W produces 25,000 lumens, brighter than a 1500W halogen tripod and far more energy-efficient (consuming 90%+ less electricity, running 80% cooler, and lasting 50× longer).
The 80W standard model is single-plug only (no pass-through). The 200W model has independent per-head switching but is single-plug for the unit. To deploy multiple tripods, plug each into a separate outlet or use surge-protected power strips with GFCI protection. Don't daisy-chain via extension cords beyond 50 ft due to voltage drop.
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