Milwaukee 2365-20 M18 Rover Mounting Flood Light

Product Description

The MILWAUKEE 2365-20 is the M18 Rover Mounting Flood Light, a cordless, battery-powered work light built for job sites, workshops, and any workspace where reliable illumination is needed. It delivers 1500 lumens of output and offers three brightness modes to balance light intensity against runtime. With a folding, rotating light head, the fixture can be aimed precisely at the work area. The light is rated IP54 for resistance to water and dust, making it suited for demanding trade environments. Licensed electricians, general contractors, and field technicians are the primary installers and users.

The 2365-20 is designed for use across a wide range of job site conditions. Two built-in magnets allow the light to mount to nearly any metal surface, including panels, ductwork, and equipment frames. A 2-inch spring-loaded clamp lets the user fix the light to pipe, dimensional lumber, job site equipment, or cabinet doors. Running on the M18 battery platform, the light achieves up to 20 hours of runtime with a compatible M18 XC 5.0 battery pack, making it practical for extended shifts or multi-hour tasks without needing a power outlet.

Key Features

• 1500-lumen output for broad, high-intensity flood coverage
• Three output modes for adjustable brightness and extended runtime
• Dual built-in magnets for hands-free mounting on metal surfaces
• 2-inch spring-loaded clamp mounts to pipe, lumber, and equipment frames
• Folding, rotating light head directs light to any angle
• IP54 rated for resistance to water and dust

Compatibility

Compatible with the M18 battery platform; achieves up to 20 hours of runtime with a Milwaukee M18 XC 5.0 battery pack (battery not included).

Installation Notes

No hardwiring is required - the 2365-20 is a battery-powered portable light. Before attaching to any energized panel, conduit, or electrical equipment, confirm the equipment is de-energized and locked out per applicable OSHA lockout/tagout procedures. Verify that mounting surfaces can support the weight of the fixture and any attached battery pack. Inspect the clamp and magnets for secure engagement before leaving the light unattended in an elevated or overhead position.