Metabo LED Lights

Metabo LED Site Lights
Read the review article Here:
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We specifically looked at three Metabo LED Site Lights:
BSA 18 LED 10,000 Cordless Site Light [AC/DC feature]
BSA 18 LED 4000 Cordless Site Light
BSA 12-18 LED 2000 Cordless Site Light [runs on 12-volt and 18-volt batteries]
Lumens and AC/DC Feature
All three lights emit different lumen but have similar features, except for the LED 10,000 site Light. This light offers an AC/DC option, and the BSA 2000 light can operate on 12-volt or 18-volt batteries.
LED 2000 Lumen - 2,000 lumens
LED 4000 Lumen - 4,000 lumens
LED 10,000 Lumen - 10,000 lumens
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[@2chipped]

I have had the led 2000 since November. It feels well built,and very compact. I really like the dial,and the battery cover. The dial is so much nicer than,flipping through different modes like my Milwaukee's.

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

COB stand for Chip On Board : the LED chips are directly connected to the circuit board so it can more efficiently shed it’s heat, and takes up much less space. Therefore it can be driven at higher currents, producing more light from a smaller surface.

[@calebleuciuc670]

Hopefully Milwaukee catches up, I love their existing stuff but new flex rocket one that detaches and this are amazing for value size and brightness

[@dyc9124]

Led cordless lights are so convenient

[@stephenleepmg113]

Thanks Rob I like the fact that you use the tools that you review in a real world jobsite application before making the videos. Good job sir !!!!

[@ConcordCarpenter]

Thank you

[@louisel.sinniger2057]

Can my Milwaukee batteries fit into these lights? What is price range?

[@jamesbailand4311]

No.

[@Stefan_Van_pellicom]

No

[@ConcordCarpenter]

No sorry

[@baseballdude8491]

Identical to the Metabo HPT lights

[@ConcordCarpenter]

yes - same company

[@baseballdude8491]

@@ConcordCarpenter yes However many of their tools do not share the same components but I've noticed recently some tools are using similar or same parts in applications Looking forward to the new track/railsaw they are going to release soon

[@scottboyce]

The HPT versions do not have magnets. Curiously, they are rated IP65 instead of IP54.

[@Mr13147]

What about pricing

[@momouppa]

Exactly the same as the ones that hikoki just released which makes sense.

[@onikwa]

Good sign, I hope that means both brands will start sharing more technology. Would be great to get the fantasic German Metabo drills under the Metabo HPT brand easier in Canada

[@momouppa]

@@onikwa Metabo just announced a framing nailer which is the same as Hikoki and Hikoki is going to release a track saw which looks the same as the Metabo.

[@dlosh8613]

Price?

[@barkingshark6413]

Metabo BSA 18 LED 4000 18V Cordless Site Light

[@barkingshark6413]

Metabo BSA 18 LED 4000 18V Cordless Site Light…$175

[@napoleonsmith7793]

Need difussion lens so wont have 100 points of light. Biggest drawback.

[@ConcordCarpenter]

That only shows up on video

[@mateuszQRDL]

Would this really be noticable at the distance of, let's say, 2 meters?

[@ConcordCarpenter]

@@mateuszQRDL no

[@SnootchieBootchies27]

There’s no such thing as a Metabo 18v 10ah battery….