LED Work Lights Built to Last, Direct from the Manufacturer
IP69K waterproof, vibration-resistant lighting for agricultural machinery, construction equipment, and industrial vehicles. Designed and built in our own factory and trusted by OEMs worldwide.
Why OEMs Choose Tough Lighting
Built for OEMs and fleets that cannot afford a work light failing mid-shift.
A failed work light means downtime on site, and a warranty claim with your name on it, not ours. That is why every unit is powered on and inspected before it leaves our production line in Foshan, and why we back it with a five-year warranty. The lowest-cost light is the one you never have to replace mid-season. That is what total cost of ownership means on a working machine.
Read: 10 factors that decide total cost of ownership →Building lights into your own machines or catalogue? Our engineers have specified vehicle lighting since 2014. Send us your voltage, mounting and beam requirements, and we will match them with lead times we commit to in writing.
- IP69K Waterproof
- 5-Year Warranty
- OEM / ODM Ready
Product Categories
Find the right LED work light for your equipment
LED Work Lights
263 LED work lights in four output classes, from 10 W pods to 580 W heavy-duty units, for construction, agriculture, mining and every industrial fleet.
263 products
LED Tractor Lights
LED lighting for tractors, harvesters and sprayers: 187 lights, 103 of them direct-fit replacements for John Deere, Case IH, New Holland, Kubota and Massey Ferguson.
187 products
Heavy Duty Work Lights
IP69K LED work lights for mining, construction and marine machines: 35 models from 12 W step lights to 580 W area floods, in three output tiers.
35 products
Forklift Safety Lights
Blue spot, red zone, halo and arrow safety lights plus amber strobes for forklifts, in four voltage versions from 9–32 V to 10–110 V DC, all IP69K.
10 products
Sprayer Boom Lights
Chemical-resistant LED lights for crop sprayer boom mounting.
7 products
Heated LED Lights
Patented heated lens technology that keeps snow plows, winter-service fleets, and cold-climate equipment lighting clear below zero.
1 productIndustries We Serve
Purpose-built lighting solutions for every heavy-duty application
Agricultural Machinery
Tractor lights, harvester arrays, and spray boom illumination for round-the-clock field operations in any weather.
Construction Equipment
Excavator, grader, and compactor lighting built for dusty, high-vibration job sites. IP69K as standard.
Mining & Quarrying
Explosion-proof rated options for underground drilling rigs, haul trucks, and surface mining equipment.
Marine & Offshore
Salt-spray resistant work lights for deck equipment, winches, and offshore platform machinery.
Emergency Vehicles
Scene lighting, under-body arrays, and perimeter lights for fire apparatus, rescue units, and command vehicles.
Industrial Vehicles
Forklift blue safety lights, reach truck illumination, and warehouse fleet lighting, built for indoor and outdoor use.
OEM / ODM
Can't Find the Right Light? We'll Build It.
We develop LED lights to customer requirements: design, 3D-printed prototype, tooling, and production, with exclusive supply for your market. Delivered for refuse trucks, construction machinery, fire trucks, ambulances, ships, and aircraft.
Latest Articles & Guides
Practical answers on IP ratings, wiring, beam patterns, and choosing the right light for your machines.
The SMV Triangle and the Amber Lamps Do Two Different Jobs
The orange triangle and the flashing amber lamps answer to different statutes and satisfy different requirements. Minnesota and Ohio both prove it, and they draw the lines in different places.
Is 3,000 Lumens Enough for a Work Light? The Spec That Actually Governs Is Lux
Lumens describe the lamp; foot-candles describe the ground. Our own 40 W lamps run from 2,400 to 4,800 lumens, so neither number answers the question. Here is the arithmetic that does.
Trailer Light Wire Colours Are a Convention, Not a Standard
Three wire colours change meaning between a four-pin and a seven-pin trailer connector, inside one manufacturer's own published diagrams. The connector is the authority, not the colour.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our LED work lights, ordering, and support.
Can I get a sample before placing a bulk order?
Yes. Sample orders of 1–5 units are available for qualified buyers (distributors and equipment manufacturers). Sample pricing is at our standard unit price. Contact us with your company details and application to request samples.
Can your lights handle extreme cold weather?
Our standard range is rated to −40 °C. Our Heated LED Light range features the patented Smart Heated Lens: a thermostatically controlled heating element that activates below −5 °C to prevent ice and snow accumulation on the lens, maintaining full light output even in blizzard conditions.
Do you offer custom branding or OEM manufacturing?
Yes. We offer OEM services including custom housings (new tooling), custom labels and packaging, and private-label options on existing SKUs. We work with distributors and equipment manufacturers in 30+ countries. Contact our OEM team to discuss your project.
Do your lights carry CE and E-Mark certification?
Yes. Our core LED work light and tractor light ranges carry CE (EMC Directive, LVD), E-Mark R10 (EMC) and E-Mark R112 (Light-Signalling). Certification documents are available on request.
How long does it take to ship an order?
Production lead time for standard orders is 15–25 working days after order confirmation. OEM/custom projects vary by tooling requirements, typically 30–45 days for the first production run.
What does CISPR 25 Class 4 mean, and why does it matter?
CISPR 25 is the international standard for electromagnetic emissions from equipment fitted to vehicles. It grades emissions from Class 1 to Class 5, with Class 5 the most stringent, and the class is specified by the vehicle manufacturer based on where the lamp is mounted. Tough Lighting lamps are built to Class 4 as standard (the level typically specified for body and powertrain electronics), and selected models reach Class 5. Where an installation calls for Class 5, typically lamps close to antennas, cameras or safety-critical electronics, we can develop and test to that level. Tell us the model and the class your application requires, and we will confirm what test documentation we can provide.
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