Bosch Professional Portable Lighting

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Bosch Professional Portable Lighting is built for trade work where there is no permanent lighting. The selection runs from the compact GLI 12 V-300 12v Cordless Work Light and the GLI 18V-800 up to high-output units such as the GLI 18V-5000 Portable Work Light, the GLI 18V-10000C Connect Ready Floodlight and the GLT 18V-5000 Cordless Tower Light. Most run on Bosch 18v batteries, so the batteries you already own for your cordless tools can power them.

The GLA 18VH-7500 Hybrid Area Light delivers 7,500 lumens and can run from mains power or from battery. Browse the full Bosch Professional selection at Tooled-Up.com to compare lumen output, size and power options.

Key Features of Bosch Professional Portable Lighting

• Wide range of light outputs: Models like the GLI 18V-800 and GLI 18V-1500 suit close-up task work, while the GLI 18V-3000, GLI 18V-5000 and GLA 18VH-7500 cover larger areas. Choose the output that fits the job rather than overspending on brightness you do not need.
• Adjustable brightness: The GLA 18VH-7500 has three brightness levels, so you can balance light output against runtime.
• Switchable 180°/360° modes: You can direct light forward for a single work face or spread it all around the unit to light a whole room.
• Hybrid power: Run the GLA 18VH-7500 from a mains cable (240v in the UK) for a long day in one place, or from a battery when you need to move around.
• Connect Ready floodlights: The GLI 18V-10000C and GLI 18V-4000 C are Connect Ready, so they work with Bosch's connected tool system.
• Tower light design: The GLT 18V-5000 raises the light source above obstructions, giving more even coverage across a larger working area.
• 12v and 18v options: The compact GLI 12 V-300 is easy to carry, while the 18v models offer more power.

Who Uses Bosch Professional Portable Lighting?

• Electricians: Light consumer units, loft spaces and first-fix work where the power is off.
• Builders and contractors: Use floodlights and area lights on site during dark winter mornings and evenings.
• Carpenters and joiners: Place task lights for accurate cutting and fitting indoors.
• Plumbers and heating engineers: Put compact lights under floors, in cupboards and in boiler spaces.
• Decorators and plasterers: Use bright, even light to show up surface flaws before and after finishing.
• Maintenance teams and DIYers: Carry battery-powered lighting around garages, workshops and renovation projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Bosch Professional work light is right for me?

For close-up tasks, the 12v GLI 12 V-300 or the 18v GLI 18V-800 is usually enough. For lighting a whole room or work area, look at the GLI 18V-3000, GLI 18V-5000, GLT 18V-5000 Tower Light or GLA 18VH-7500. For very large areas, the GLI 18V-10000C is the highest-output floodlight in the selection.

Can I run a Bosch Professional work light from mains power?

The GLA 18VH-7500 is a hybrid model, so it can run from a mains cable or from a battery. Check the product page for the other models, as most run on batteries alone.

Do I need to buy batteries separately?

Many Bosch Professional lights are sold as bare units, so check the product listing for what is included. Tooled-Up lists the battery voltage on each product, so you can match it to the batteries you already have.