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With 750 to 3,000 lumens of output available, the Makita DML811 is an excellent all-around work light that’s highly portable while outshining some of its competitors with a similar footprint. Its broad throw is suitable for nearly any job that doesn’t require a specialty light and its hybrid power options cater to Pros who appreciate the infinite runtime of AC and still need to be cordless at least part of the time. The Makita DML811 uses either a single 18V battery or AC power to run. If you’re going the AC route, Makita includes a generous 8-foot power cord. It’s long enough that you might not have to go back to the truck for an extension cord if there’s already power in the structure you’re working on.
For cordless power, any of Makita’s 18V LXT batteries work, all the way from their 2.0Ah slim packs to 6.0Ah extended capacity batteries. If you’re running on AC and the power happens to go out, the light automatically kicks over to battery power. You don’t need to cycle the power switch back on.Using a 6Ah battery, expect your runtimes to be around 3 hours on high and up to 13 hours on low. Medium puts you right in the middle, around 7 hours. Not all lights can handle working in the rain and snow. However, the Makita DML811 LED work light has an IP65 rating, making it ready for what you and the weather throw at it.
With 750 to 3,000 lumens of output available, the Makita DML811 is an excellent all-around work light that’s highly portable while outshining some of its competitors with a similar footprint. Its broad throw is suitable for nearly any job that doesn’t require a specialty light and its hybrid power options cater to Pros who appreciate the infinite runtime of AC and still need to be cordless at least part of the time. The Makita DML811 uses either a single 18V battery or AC power to run. If you’re going the AC route, Makita includes a generous 8-foot power cord. It’s long enough that you might not have to go back to the truck for an extension cord if there’s already power in the structure you’re working on.
For cordless power, any of Makita’s 18V LXT batteries work, all the way from their 2.0Ah slim packs to 6.0Ah extended capacity batteries. If you’re running on AC and the power happens to go out, the light automatically kicks over to battery power. You don’t need to cycle the power switch back on.Using a 6Ah battery, expect your runtimes to be around 3 hours on high and up to 13 hours on low. Medium puts you right in the middle, around 7 hours. Not all lights can handle working in the rain and snow. However, the Makita DML811 LED work light has an IP65 rating, making it ready for what you and the weather throw at it.
| Manufacturer Part Number | DML811 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Makita |
