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The Milwaukee Electric Tool 2361-20 is a cordless M18 LED flood light designed for demanding job site use. Sold as a bare tool without a battery or charger, it is compatible with the M18 battery platform. The flood light delivers up to 30 percent more light output than a corded 250-watt halogen work light while consuming significantly less power. With up to 8 hours of run-time per charge, it supports full-shift operation on a single battery. The roll cage design provides impact resistance, and the replaceable lens extends the service life of the fixture. Licensed electricians, general contractors, and trade professionals use this light wherever portable, high-output task lighting is required.
The 2361-20 is suited for residential and light commercial job sites where corded lighting is impractical or unsafe. The octagonal housing allows the light to be positioned at multiple angles on flat surfaces. A versatile integrated hanger enables hands-free mounting in framing bays, mechanical rooms, crawl spaces, and similar confined or overhead work areas. This makes it practical for HVAC technicians, plumbers, electricians, and general tradespeople working in low-light conditions without access to a power outlet.
Compatible with M18 replacement batteries including TV 190-415, TV 111-525, TV 211-450, TV 111-528, TV 190-417, TV 227-136, and TV 227-137. Sold as a bare tool; an M18 battery and charger are required for operation and are sold separately.
Installation and setup require no hardwiring; the unit operates on M18 lithium-ion battery power. Before swapping batteries or servicing the lens, power the unit off completely and remove the battery pack. The replaceable lens is a field-serviceable component — follow the manufacturer documentation for lens removal and replacement. Use appropriate personal protective equipment when working in environments where the light will be deployed, particularly in confined spaces or at elevation.
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