Workshop Lighting

At GGJIA Lighting, we offer a variety of workshop lighting solutions designed to enhance productivity and safety in any workspace. Our range includes UFO high bays for broad, powerful illumination in large areas, American-style disk lights that provide a stylish yet efficient lighting spread, temporary work lights for flexible, targeted illumination, and tripod stand lights that offer adjustable and stable lighting options. Each of these options is engineered to be energy-efficient, dustproof, and durable enough to withstand the rigorous demands of industrial environments, ensuring optimal lighting for every project.
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Led High Bay Lights
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Jump to:
Led High Bay Lights
LED Linear High Bay Lights
Led Parking Lot Lights
Led Loading Dock Lights
Tripod Work Lights Stand Work Lights
LED Temporary Work Lights | Construction LED Lighting | Work Site Lighting
Led Wall Pack Light & Cargo Area Lights
LED Canopy Lights | Gas station Lights | Parking Garage Lights

Workshop Lighting

PORTABLE AND VERSATILE HANGING CONSTRUCTION LIGHTS

Our portable hanging construction lights are designed for projects requiring flexible lighting solutions. Easily hang these lights from various structures to focus light precisely where needed, enhancing task-specific illumination. Lightweight and easy to move, these hanging lights are perfect for any construction project needing adaptable and convenient lighting.

Q: Common uses for LED work lights?

A: LED work lights serve various purposes, from construction sites and auto repair shops to home garages, warehouses, and outdoor recreational activities, providing versatile and dependable lighting.

Q: Optimal LED light for work environments?

A: The ideal LED light for work areas combines high brightness (8,000 to 20,000 lumens), a daylight to cool white color temperature (4000 to 6500 Kelvin), a high CRI (90+), and features that reduce glare and flickering.

Q: What does 5000 K mean in lighting?

A: As seen on the graph, 5000 kelvin is a nice white but has a slight tint of yellow. People who choose this color are usually trying to get a more natural white light that appears less harsh to the eye.

Q: What is 5700 Kelvin color?

A:5700K lights produce a whiter light, which are perfect for if your drive is mainly going to be in wide open spaces or on long roads and areas were light reflection isn’t going to be an issue, as the whiter colour helps with more defined distance penetration, and can also pick out more details around the edges of the beam in open areas.