Rechargeable Work Light with Magnetic Back for Hands-Free Repairs, Spotlight and Floodlight Modes

This rechargeable work light keeps your hands free for repairs by attaching to a suitable metal surface near the task. The Fenix WT16R combines a magnetic back and side light to help position illumination around equipment panels, car frames and other work areas.

Choose spotlight for focused tasks, floodlight for broader illumination or yellow flash for hazard signaling. Its 300-lumen output, IP66 water resistance rating and USB-C rechargeable 2000mAh Li-polymer battery make it a practical light for home repairs, industrial jobs and roadside work.

Features

• Magnetic back supports hands-free lighting on suitable metal surfaces.
• Spotlight and floodlight functions provide focused or broad illumination.
• Yellow flash function provides a hazard-signaling option.
• Side light offers another way to position illumination.
• USB-C charging replenishes the 2000mAh Li-polymer battery.
• IP66 water resistance rating suits demanding work environments.

Specifications

• Model: WT16R
• Light output: 300 lumens
• Lighting functions: Spotlight, floodlight and yellow flash
• Positioning features: Magnetic back and side light
• Beam visibility: Up to 377 feet
• Battery: 2000mAh Li-polymer
• Charging connection: USB-C
• Water resistance rating: IP66

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this work light stay in place while I use both hands?

Yes. The WT16R has a magnetic back that attaches to suitable metal surfaces, helping you position light near a repair while keeping both hands free.

Which lighting function should I use for repairs or signaling?

Use the WT16R spotlight for focused task lighting, floodlight for broader illumination and yellow flash for hazard signaling.

How is the WT16R recharged?

The WT16R recharges through USB-C and uses a 2000mAh Li-polymer battery.

Is this work light suitable for wet working conditions?

The WT16R has an IP66 water resistance rating for work environments where water exposure is a concern. It should not be treated as a submersible light.