Our LED work lights are developed for machines, vehicles, and equipment where functional work light directly contributes to safety, visibility, and continuity. Within this product group, the selection ranges from compact classic work lights to non-glare solutions and heavy-duty versions for tougher applications.
Not every work light is intended for the same application. That's why our range includes compact, classic, non-glare, and extra-robust models, making it quicker to see which light fits your machine, vehicle, work zone, or work environment. Choose from our current range. Goby Mini, DarkLicht Mini, Goby, Piranha en DarkLicht S.
The right choice depends not only on lumens or wattage, but primarily on the application, mounting position, working distance, and whether robustness or glare reduction is more important. Within our work lamp line, the choice ranges from compact solutions for smaller mounting positions to more robust designs for harsher and mechanically demanding applications.
Compact professional work lamp for smaller machines, vehicles, and tight mounting positions.
Compact non-glare work light for sensitive applications on machines and vehicles.
Classic professional work lamp for wide use on machines, vehicles, and equipment.
Heavy-duty work light for heavy machinery and rough applications where maximum robustness counts.
Classic LED work lights
For general professional work lighting on machines, vehicles, and equipment, the Goby Mini and Goby are the logical choice. This line is intended for users seeking a classic work lamp shape with solid output and broad applicability.
Non-glare LED work lights
When light pollution towards the driver, operator, colleagues, or surroundings must be actively limited, the DarkLicht Mini and DarkLicht S come into play. This product line is precisely strong in situations where a traditional work light would provide too much stray light or glare.
Heavy-duty LED work lights
For heavier mechanical loads and rougher applications, the Piranha is the clear step up. Weighing 3.1 kilograms, the Piranha is designed as a heavy-duty work light for machines and heavy equipment.
Need more reach or a larger work area than a work light can provide? Check out our LED floodlights: from the compact Marlin to the Orca with 111,300 lumens.
You don't choose the right work light solely based on wattage or lumens. In practice, mounting position, working distance, beam pattern, environment, voltage, and whether glare reduction is needed also determine a good final result.
| Product | Power | Luminous flux | lumens per watt | Weight | IP / IK | Typical bet |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Goby Mini | 18W | approx. 2,300 lm | +/-128 | 1.1 kg | IP69K / IK10 | Compact mounting positions |
| DarkLicht Mini | 30 W | approx. 4,800 lm | 160 | 2.2 lbs | IP69K / IK08 | Non-glare, compact |
| Goby | 35-65 W | up to 8,200 lm | +/- 126 | 1.8 kg | IP69K / IK10 | Classic work lamp, widely applicable |
| Piranha | 55 - 70 W | up to 8,400 lm | 120 | 3.1 kg | IP69K / IK10 | Heavy-duty, also available in 316L stainless steel and HT |
| DarkLicht S | 60 W | 10,300 lm | 171 | 2.3 kg | IP69 / IK08 | Non-glaring work light |
Values apply to standard versions; see product pages for full specifications and versions.
For applications where dirt, water, vibrations, and mechanical stress are part of the practice and the work lamp must be adapted to them.
A work lamp is intended for local task lighting close to the application: the cargo bed, the work area around the machine, or the attachment zone. For larger areas, greater reach, or higher mounting positions, you would choose a floodlight. Rule of thumb: above approximately 10,000 lumens per position, you are in floodlight territory.
For general machine and vehicle lighting, the Goby is the logical choice: classic work light design, 35–65 W, and highly versatile. For smaller mounting locations, there’s the Goby Mini, and for rougher conditions, the heavy-duty Piranha.
Whenever the light from a standard work lamp disturbs drivers, coworkers, or nearby residents—such as forklifts in a warehouse, machinery on public roads, or nighttime work. The DarkLicht Mini and DarkLicht S use a reflector to direct the light toward the work area without causing glare.
When vibrations, impacts, and intensive daily use determine the service life of a standard work light—mining, earthmoving, demolition. The Piranha is built for these conditions, featuring IK10 impact resistance and models made of 316L stainless steel and designed for high temperatures up to +120°C.
The Goby Mini (18 W, approx. 2,300 lumens, 1.1 kg) is the compact version for smaller mounting locations; the Goby (35–65 W, up to 8,200 lumens) is the full-featured work light for general professional use. Both share the same build quality with IP69K and IK10 ratings.
The Goby is the classic all-around model; the Piranha is the heavy-duty upgrade with a heavier housing (3.1 kg), more variants (316L stainless steel, high-temperature models), and is designed for the harshest machine environments. Similar light output, different load profile.
Both are glare-free thanks to the DarkLicht reflector. The DarkLicht Mini (30 W, approx. 4,800 lumens) is the compact entry-level model; the DarkLicht S (60 W, 10,300 lumens at 171 lm/W) is the full-featured work light for machines and vehicles where visibility and glare reduction go hand in hand.
Choose the DarkLicht whenever glare or scattered light is an issue—whether for the operator, coworkers on the shop floor, or the surrounding area. If that’s not a concern, the Goby series offers comparable work lighting in a classic, more affordable design.
No. The right combination of light output, light pattern, and mounting position is more important in practice than just a higher lumen number.
For compact mounting positions, Goby Mini and DarkLicht Mini are the most logical choices.
When more reach or more output is needed, Goby, DarkLicht S or Piranha come into play, depending on the application.
For heavy equipment and rough conditions, the Piranha is the most logical choice within this product group.
Yes, as long as the application suits the working distance, mounting position, and desired light distribution. Compact does not automatically mean light or unprofessional.
You choose a classic work lamp when broad usability, a traditional light pattern, and practical applicability are more important than active impairment reduction.
Important factors include light output, working distance, mounting position, environment, voltage, robustness, and whether light pollution needs to be limited.
No. Work lamps are also used on vehicles, trailers, service units, internal transport equipment, and other technical applications where direct work light is needed.
That depends on the machine, vehicle, or installation on which the lamp is used. The correct version is therefore matched to the technical situation.
These are important because they indicate the extent to which a fixture is resistant to water, dust, and mechanical load in demanding conditions.
Yes, provided that the chosen execution is suitable for the environment, application, and degree of mechanical and climatic stress.
Yes, but not every work lamp is intended for that. That's precisely why it's important to distinguish between classic, non-glare, and heavy-duty versions.
Yes. Based on the application, mounting position, working distance, and desired light distribution, we help select the right solution.
Yes, relevant documentation and files are available for product-specific selection and technical assessment.
Are you looking for an LED work lamp for a machine, vehicle, or specific work environment? We are happy to help you select the right solution based on light pattern, mounting position, robustness, and application. This way, you not only choose a lamp with the correct output, but above all, a work lamp that is practical for your needs.
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