Kobalt 3000-Lumen LED Blue Battery-Operated Stand Work Light (Bare Tool) $99 at Lowe's w/ Free Store Pickup

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11/30/22	Lowe's	$99 popular	22

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cmhrva

Apr 19, 2025

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cmhrva

Apr 19, 2025

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Great light, very rugged and sturdy

grassroots_1

Apr 19, 2025

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grassroots_1

Apr 19, 2025

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Battery architecture in description would be helpful, especially for those who have alerts set up for Kobalt 24v line.

willygee

Apr 19, 2025

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willygee

Apr 19, 2025

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Want something similar but for Ryobi. I'm in too deep with their tools and batteries!

grassroots_1

Apr 19, 2025

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grassroots_1

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Quote from willygee

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Want something similar but for Ryobi. I'm in too deep with their tools and batteries!

Ryobi has a light stand similar to this.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../329699545

boosterjm

Apr 19, 2025

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boosterjm

Apr 19, 2025

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only 3000 lumens, pass

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Highagain420

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Apr 19, 2025

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Highagain420

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Quote from boosterjm

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only 3000 lumens, pass

Are you trying to buy a projector or light? How much lumens do you need? I got the Ryobi 3 pack that included the 3000 lumens hybrid panel light, 3000 lumens spot light and must say it is too bright on the brightness setting for practical use and it eats through the batteries pretty quickly. At work I find my self using the clamp and trigger button flashlight more since its smaller and the lower lumens is plenty bright for most jobs. The extra lumens on the 3000 lumens lights are great if you are working in a deep crawl space and you need to light up a big area or I am sure would be good for playing sports or camping at night. If I didn't have the Ryobi set and my company didn't already provide the Milwaukee equivalent of this Kobalt light, I would be all over this with the 8ah battery for $59.99 deal going on. This light would be a life saver when the power goes out or in dark places where there are no plugs near by. But then again even lights with lower lumens would be sufficient.

Last edited by Highagain420 April 19, 2025 at 12:43 PM.

myfiremanishuge

Apr 20, 2025

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myfiremanishuge

Apr 20, 2025

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Quote from Highagain420

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Are you trying to buy a projector or light? How much lumens do you need? I got the Ryobi 3 pack that included the 3000 lumens hybrid panel light, 3000 lumens spot light and must say it is too bright on the brightness setting for practical use and it eats through the batteries pretty quickly. At work I find my self using the clamp and trigger button flashlight more since its smaller and the lower lumens is plenty bright for most jobs. The extra lumens on the 3000 lumens lights are great if you are working in a deep crawl space and you need to light up a big area or I am sure would be good for playing sports or camping at night. If I didn't have the Ryobi set and my company didn't already provide the Milwaukee equivalent of this Kobalt light, I would be all over this with the 8ah battery for $59.99 deal going on. This light would be a life saver when the power goes out or in dark places where there are no plugs near by. But then again even lights with lower lumens would be sufficient.

I like the 2200 lumen husky tripod for $49. They also released an 800 lumen mini tripod version with magnet on the light portion for $20. Tried it in store, it works well, and both are USB c rechargeable.

FabulousPlastic7313

Apr 20, 2025

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FabulousPlastic7313

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Quote from grassroots_1

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Battery architecture in description would be helpful, especially for those who have alerts set up for Kobalt 24v line.

24v after clicking on link

Mr. Sparkles

Apr 20, 2025

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Mr. Sparkles

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Quote from Highagain420

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Are you trying to buy a projector or light? How much lumens do you need? I got the Ryobi 3 pack that included the 3000 lumens hybrid panel light, 3000 lumens spot light and must say it is too bright on the brightness setting for practical use and it eats through the batteries pretty quickly. At work I find my self using the clamp and trigger button flashlight more since its smaller and the lower lumens is plenty bright for most jobs. The extra lumens on the 3000 lumens lights are great if you are working in a deep crawl space and you need to light up a big area or I am sure would be good for playing sports or camping at night. If I didn't have the Ryobi set and my company didn't already provide the Milwaukee equivalent of this Kobalt light, I would be all over this with the 8ah battery for $59.99 deal going on. This light would be a life saver when the power goes out or in dark places where there are no plugs near by. But then again even lights with lower lumens would be sufficient.

A 3k lumen spotlight is different than a 3k lumen panel..

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cmhrva

Apr 20, 2025

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cmhrva

Apr 20, 2025

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Quote from boosterjm

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only 3000 lumens, pass

This thing is very bright. I remodeled a house and never felt like it wasn't enough

SerialSlickdealer

Apr 20, 2025

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SerialSlickdealer

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I got the Husky version at Home Depot for $50 on Friday… just an fyi for options

bigmac9787

Apr 20, 2025

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bigmac9787

Apr 20, 2025

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Already gone! Frown

Shows its back up to 199.99 for me!

willygee

Apr 20, 2025

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willygee

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Quote from grassroots_1

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Ryobi has a light stand similar to this.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/RYOBI.../329699545

yes but i think it hasnt gone on sale any time recently. $200 retail Frown

MikeL8248

Apr 21, 2025

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MikeL8248

Apr 21, 2025

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This thing is awesome! I got a ton of kobalt batteries and was waiting for this to go onsale. very adjustable, wish i bought 2. so convenient to not have to drag around lights and deal w/ plugs. not sure on battery life yet but seemed to be ok on full-tilt so far

Product Description:	The 3000-Lumen Tower Light is perfect for applications where coverage of a large area is needed. Whether you are working on a jobsite, camping, or tailgating with friends, this will be your new go to light. The individual light heads allow light to be positioned where you need the light. Setup is fast and easy, just set the light down on the base, press the trigger on the handle, and slide the legs down. The light heads telescope up to 7 feet tall and secured with locking levers. The light collapses to just 40 inches in length for easy transportation and storage. The light offers three brightness settings for max lighting or increased lighting runtime. The bright 4500K LEDs provide nice white lighting and operate at a cool temperature unlike traditional Halogen lights. The Tower Light includes a convenient tray with screwdriver pockets to provide easy access to tools, spare parts, or a place to rest a cell phone. The legs are adjustable to account for uneven surfaces up to 1-1/2-in in height. A 1/4-in tripod mount is included on the top of the tower light to attach products like lasers, jobsite fans, other lights, cameras, etc. Kobalt 24-volt 3000 -Lumens LED Battery-operated Stand Work Light in Blue \| KTL 124B-03
Product SKU:	5013201461_5013201461
UPC:	195532000250

Kobalt 3000-Lumen LED Blue Battery-Operated Stand Work Light (Bare Tool) $99 at Lowe's w/ Free Store Pickup

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