Philips Automotive Lighting Xperion 6000 Line Lampe de travail LED rechargeable 300 lumens avec base magnétique et crochet de suspension pour mécaniciens, construction (X60LINEX1) Ligne LED

Name: Philips Automotive Lighting Xperion 6000 Line Lampe de travail LED rechargeable 300 lumens avec base magnétique et crochet de suspension pour mécaniciens, construction (X60LINEX1) Ligne LED
Brand: ‎Philips Automotive Lighting
SKU: 0046678002212
Price: 107.92 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:‎Philips Automotive Lighting

3.2/5

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107.92

Les lampes de poche rechargeables Philips Xperion 6000 sont les outils parfaits pour les professionnels, conçus pour résister à des conditions difficiles. Dotée de piles au lithium haute capacité, cette gamme de lampes de poche rechargeables est conçue pour durer toute la journée et se recharger rapidement. La gamme Philips Xperion 6000 est idéale pour éclairer de plus grandes surfaces à l'aide d'une lumière blanche LED naturelle afin de maximiser le confort visuel et de réduire la fatigue oculaire. Conçue pour vous, la poignée de forme ergonomique est antidérapante, ce qui vous permet de tenir cette lampe de travail en toute sécurité.

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EAN: 0046678002212

Catégories Outils et amélioration de la maison, Racing Wheels, Éclairage de chantier,

TEMPS DE FONCTIONNEMENT : Batterie au lithium rechargeable (2 200 mAh), autonomie de 4,5 à 9 heures selon le mode de flash (mode boost/eco). Caractéristiques mains libres : aimant caoutchouté puissant dans la base et crochet rotatif à 360° pour un travail portable mains libres. CHARGE RAPIDE : câble de charge USB-C inclus. Temps de charge env. 3,5 heures affichées via des indicateurs LED. DURABILITÉ : protection contre l'eau et la poussière IP65, résistance aux chocs IK07 et résistance aux produits chimiques automobiles courants. PERFORMANCES : Projecteur de 120 lumens pour éclairer les zones et les cavités difficiles d'accès et étroites. Le projecteur à angle de faisceau large de 110 ° dispose de 2 modes 300/150 lumens (mode boost/eco) et d'une lentille diffuse pour éclairer de grandes zones de champ proche.

Batteries	‎1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Brand	‎Philips Automotive Lighting
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 38 ratings 4.2 out of 5 stars
Item model number	‎X60LINEX1
Item Weight	‎14.6 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Philips Automotive Lighting
Manufacturer Part Number	‎X60LINEX1
Model	‎Philips Xperion 6000 Line LED Work Light
Package Dimensions	‎12.68 x 2.87 x 2.01 inches

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Scritto da: negnewt

Very handy

I love the detachable arm. Very useful when its hard to stick a magnet light and have light where you need it

Scritto da: Chris M.

Not a long battery life

Nice light ...versatile but for a professional without having rechargeable change out battery packs it's incapable of keeping up with a full day's work. For a hobbyist...it may fit their bill.

Scritto da: Chris K.

A little expense but worth it.

This is a great work light. The magnet, the hook, and the two types of lamps make it incredibly versatile. Battery lasts pretty long and it’s quite bright. It’s not an inexpensive light, by any means, but if you’re looking for a durable, bright, and adaptable light for work, this is it.

Scritto da: Leighton

Just buy it!

Just buy it! I go through lights like crazy and this one is by far the best I’ve bought!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Broke after 3 months, no Philips customer support

The Flashlights are made out of very weak plastic. Bought two flashlights, both broke after 3 months, the upper plastic hinge cracked, another one battery does not hold charges for use of 5 minutes. One of the worst flashlight lamps I ever used. Emailed Philips customer support they reply back with a nonexistent phone number.

Scritto da: PA-28RT-201T

Crapped out

Figures mine would turn up doa after the return window closed. Philips branded products are mostly great……got a dud.. Just stopped charging after 5 uses…

Scritto da: Just Chris

The best gadget flashlight I have ever owned (as of this writing).

Being honest, I saw a very bright colored and pricey flashlight show up here and had my doubts. But it’s been one of the best decisions I have made in awhile. I chose the slim model and even though it’s really not slim per se, definitely not EDC or something you put in a pocket….its slim LED bar is so versatile it goes anywhere with me. The best feature for my purposes is the sort of “reading light” mode where I fold the arm out and have it at a 45 degree angle over my workspace, or magnetically suspended and the light straight out. But having a flashlight that doubles as a small workspace light that you can stand on the end , and folds up to be form factor of a regular flashlight - is great. The design and the material is very rugged yet easy to handle (and visible). The thought that went into achieving this design was significant. It has a magnet at one end with a small plastic swivel hook if you want to hang it or stick it on to something. The light bar itself can be used stowed in the unit (and it puts a spotlight out the end through a hole) or you can fold it out. The switchgear is pleasing to use with an authoritative click. Charging is referred to as “fast” by Philips, but it’s pretty slow and low (current) from my perspective. If the light is almost dead its over (3) hours to get a full led segment. I am glad they at least chose to use separate LED’s in sequence as a power meter instead of just one that changes color at different stages. Battery life is as stated, I do not use this every day but have used it on a few several hour excursions and it’s held up fine on the lower modes. The higher modes (surprise coming!) draw on the battery faster. I feel like I have never had less than 4 hours of light no matter what mode I am using. It does seem to run forever when full. It also does not have much standby loss either. My only downside for this item is at this high end cost realm, I wish it would know when it was opened and closed so as to not launch the light bar if its closed with light bar facing in. I have accidentally closed it with the light left on low, and only noticed hours later. The light was fine , but I did have to recharge it. I really like this light a lot for its flexibility and quality of assembly, and it is made by a quality brand. I look forward to it serving me for years to come and as always, if that changes I will update the review. Thanks for reading, I hope this helps you and if not please ask a question so we can get you an answer. Chris

Scritto da: BDR

500 lumen flashlight

This comes with the flashlight plus the charging cord which has a usbc that plugs into the flashlight and USB on the other side that plugs into the wall outlet plug (also included) It has a light on the top as well as the front. The front facing light can be bent down to shine at different angles and at differing intensity levels. It has a red hook on the top and two magnetic spots (the bottom and the back under the power button). It shines brightly. Was very bright when I used it to illuminate my work area when changing a switch in a room with no power or other lights So far no issues with this but the hook on the top seems thin and fragile.