Home Depot has Husky 2200-Lumen Tripod LED Work Light w/ Adjustable Triple Lamp Heads (K40437) for $49.98. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
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About this item:
Triple lamp heads
Vertically 180° and horizontally 360° rotation
Magnetic base
Cordless with 8ah high-capacity battery maximum 18-hours running time
Portable with 4.4 lbs. lightweight, kit with carring bag
Built-in 8 AH high capacity battery, this LED work light supports longer working hours per charge. The USB-C port is paired with included or any compatible USB-A to USB-C cable for easy charging. The light gives more portability and convenience of use, no matter indoors or outdoors. Multi-Use with Detachable Tripod, made of durable aluminum shell, the telescoping tripod can be easily folded for transport or storage and can be adjusted to different heights, extending from 26.5 in. (minimum) to 56.2 in. (maximum) with the lamp. The light is detachable and its magnetic base with a hangable hook provides more possibilities and convenience 3 brightness modes ( 700/1200/2200 Lumen ) and 3 color temperatures ( 3000K/4000/5000K ). Can easily set up the lighting for variable working conditions , our outdoor work light features a triple lamp head design. Each LED lamp can be freely adjusted vertically 270°and horizontally 360° rotation. 3 panel switches for your customerized use and can have a efficiency saving. 3 latches on the tripod shaft to avoid quick collapse for anti-pitch function. Easy kick the bottom to open tripod. Black carrying bag is included for easy storage. Perfect for outdoor, indoor, house painting, auto detailing, workshop, job site, or camping.
Product SKU:
325210051
UPC:
6956117201714
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Home Depot has Husky 2200-Lumen Tripod LED Work Light w/ Adjustable Triple Lamp Heads (K40437) for $49.98. Shipping is free or select free store pickup where available.
Note: Availability for pickup and shipping may vary by location
Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.
About this item:
Triple lamp heads
Vertically 180° and horizontally 360° rotation
Magnetic base
Cordless with 8ah high-capacity battery maximum 18-hours running time
Portable with 4.4 lbs. lightweight, kit with carring bag
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If it's $49.98 and shipping is free, I'm not sure why $69.98 appears in your title description where it does. I would just remove it as it's confusing.
Put the regular price where it normally goes (you have $70 appearing there, which is fine IMO.)
As for the light, I have this and it's quite handy. This price is fine, it's a very useful tool. Multiple color settings, multiple power levels, top part detaches and can be used alone attached to something else if needed, and the "leaves" are flexible for directing just enough light to where you want.
The stand is a reasonable height and folds/extends/secures easily.
Last edited by lastwraith June 4, 2026 at 03:02 PM.
It's pretty good to light up your work site. The 3 LED strip one I mean. I got mine before for $40 + tax + free shipping on eBay. Maybe check there before ordering on HD.
Have this light. Love the flexibility of the 3 lamp heads. Easy to charge with the USB-C port. The tripod is excellent allowing very good height adjustment. Tripod base is sturdy.
2200 lumens. A regular 100 watt equivalent LED screw-in light bulb is 1600 lumens. So it's not a light up the whole yard kind of light, but perhaps good for a small area task light.
just fyi, this one takes only the charging cord with elongated tip. the majority of my cables were not able to charge this thing. returned bc didn't want to commit to just one cable capable of charging it
how is this light for painting? I'm guessing not as good as the M18 Rocket with the 3 panels that retails for $500?
It's ok brightness as a general work light. I use one for part of my woodworking space, but I would say it's probably not enough light for serious painting. Also, the battery on full power really doesn't last more than a few hours and it can be a pain to keep charged. It only accepts USB-C and you have to use an older slow-charge brick. IIRC, it flatout will not charge if you plug it into a fast charge brick.
What I'm getting at is it's a bit finnicky for any sort of professional level work where you don't want to mess around with stuff.
just fyi, this one takes only the charging cord with elongated tip. the majority of my cables were not able to charge this thing. returned bc didn't want to commit to just one cable capable of charging it
I've used several different USB C cables to charge mine. I'm not sure what you mean about needing a longer tip. Plain old phone charger cord worked for me.
I've used several different USB C cables to charge mine. I'm not sure what you mean about needing a longer tip. Plain old phone charger cord worked for me.
maybe i had the faulty unit, but i compared the lights charging cable with my other usb-c cables, and i discovered that the lights one has a 2-3 mm longer tip. none of my charging cables couldn't charge the lights unit, only the cable came with it
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Put the regular price where it normally goes (you have $70 appearing there, which is fine IMO.)
As for the light, I have this and it's quite handy. This price is fine, it's a very useful tool. Multiple color settings, multiple power levels, top part detaches and can be used alone attached to something else if needed, and the "leaves" are flexible for directing just enough light to where you want.
The stand is a reasonable height and folds/extends/secures easily.
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What I'm getting at is it's a bit finnicky for any sort of professional level work where you don't want to mess around with stuff.
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