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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp 2359-20 is a compact, folding flood light with integrated USB charging designed for professional jobsite use. It delivers 1,000 lumens of high-definition output and runs on the M18 battery platform. Four selectable output modes and a light head with 300 degrees of horizontal and 180 degrees of vertical articulation allow precise positioning in tight or overhead workspaces. Two built-in charging ports — a 12-watt USB-A and a 27-watt USB-C — let technicians and tradespeople charge small devices directly from the light. Licensed electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, and general contractors install and use this unit across a wide range of trade applications.
The 2359-20 is built for demanding jobsite conditions. Its IP54 rating provides protection against dust ingress and water splashing from any direction, making it suitable for mechanical rooms, crawlspaces, attics, and outdoor work areas. The light withstands drops of up to 9 feet, keeping it functional in rough handling environments. An attached metal rafter hook extends to hang the light from carts, lumber, scaffolding, or other jobsite structures when flat work surface space is unavailable. Runtime reaches up to 12 hours on high output when paired with an M18 XC5.0 battery pack, supporting full-shift use without recharging.
Compatible with the Milwaukee M18 battery platform. Runtime of 12 hours on high output is rated with the M18 XC5.0 battery pack. Other M18 batteries will vary in runtime depending on capacity.
This light is a cordless, battery-powered unit and does not require hardwired electrical installation. Remove the battery before attaching or adjusting the rafter hook to avoid accidental activation. Confirm the hanging point can support the weight of the light plus battery before suspending from rafters, carts, or scaffolding. Inspect the hook mechanism for secure engagement before leaving the light unattended in a hung position.
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