American Fluorescent Magnetic Project Light — 18 Watt Fluorescent, Model# MLT118ECT | Handheld Work Lights

Bulb Type	Fluorescent
Power Supply	AC
Volts	120
Watts	18
Power Cord (ft.)	5
Dimensions L x W x H (in.)	31 x 10 1/2 x 2 1/2

Magnetic toolbox light
Silicone pads at all 6 magnet locations
Opening for toolbox handle
Flexible gooseneck to put light where user needs it
On/off switch
Extra 120V electrical outlet with circuit breaker
18 Watt compact fluorescent lamp, protected by clear plastic lens
Electronic instant start lamp ballast
5-ft. grounded 18 gauge cord
Keyhole slots for wall mounting
2-year limited warranty

Manufacturer Warranty: 24 months parts / 24 months labor

(1) Magnetic project light
(1) Mounting hardware kit

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Overall Rating

5 / 5

1 of 1 would recommend this product to a friend.

Product Reviews

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

American Flourescent Light, January 14, 2008
By SBaker from Joliet, IL

"Those of us "mature" enough to require bifocals often find small print in low lighting to be pretty much illegible. We'er fun to watch, though, as we wiggle the glasses around hoping to catch a focus. Such was the case with our brand new A-V cabinet: great sound but hard to operate over in that dark corner.
Enter the Northern Tools 2008 catalog and there's our answer right on the desk. Card in hand we placed the order and it was here almost before we hung up the phone.
The magnetic base of the light is designed to go on the end of a toolbox. It works really well on the side of our cabinet, too. The flexible neck is unexpectedly handy. It not only allows us to shine the light where we need it but also to adjust it so that light doesn't interfere with pictures on the screen a few feet away.
Good investment? You bet! (And now I don't have to do that silly bifocal glasses wiggle while trying to find the "pause" button.)"

What is your level of technical expertise?: Home Handyman