Brightness ranges from compact 500-lumen handheld/work lights up to multi-panel garage fixtures producing several thousand lumens — examples include models listed at about 7,000 lm and 12,000 lm. This covers small task lights through very high-output fixtures for large spaces.
Some lights are battery-powered (for example, portable models that run on 3 AA alkaline batteries), while larger, high-output garage fixtures are AC-powered and install in standard E26/E27 screw sockets (specified voltages such as AC85–265V).
Color options favor cool, daylight-like white. Examples include 5,000 K and ranges around 6,000–6,500 K for high-output garage fixtures, giving bright, crisp illumination.
Installation is typically tool-free: these fixtures simply screw into a standard E26/E27 socket for plug-and-play setup. As always, turn off power at the circuit before installing.
Durability features include impact-resistant housings, heavy-duty protective cages, rustproof materials, and water-resistant designs for some handheld models. Note that some garage fixtures are not waterproof and should be kept away from moisture.