$189.90
The DY-368 puts its power where it counts: turning watts into usable light, not waste heat. Because the LEDs run at high luminous efficacy, the fixture generates very little heat in the first place — there is simply less heat to manage, so you get steady output through a long shift.
Every head is measured to the LM-79 protocol for real lumen and color figures, and the design is backed by a German Utility Patent. Reduced flicker keeps the light easy on the eyes when you are working under it all day.
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7-day returns.
3-year warranty.
4 SETUPS
Each head is controlled on its own, so you can set the beam to the job. Four practical setups cover the range: 1500+1500 for low shared light, 6000+6000 for maximum dual-head output, 1500+3000 for high/low wall work, and 0+6000 for single-side coverage.
DUAL POWER
Plug into AC and work straight through the day with no runtime to think about — or run on DEWALT, MILWAUKEE, MAKITA or BOSCH packs you already own when there’s no outlet nearby. Certified GS · CE.
QUICK-MOUNT TRIPOD
The integrated quick-mount tripod goes up in minutes — align the head unit, attach, lock. One light stands where three halogens used to.
Certified, measured and patented — not just advertised
Independently certified across nine standards the job demands
Every head measured to the LM-79 protocol for real lumen and color figures
The DY-368 design is protected by a German Utility Patent
Used to drag out three halogens that ran hot. This one tripod does the job and the heads aim wherever I want. Up in two minutes.
Set this up in the warehouse and it lights the whole bay. One stand instead of hauling out a bunch of lights. Big upgrade.
Tripod pops up in about two minutes and we're painting. No setup hassle. Crew likes it.
Love that the two heads point separately — one on the wall, one up at the ceiling line. Aim them right where you need and go.
Professional painter here. Big flat walls are where bad lighting kills you — you miss spots and get streaks in the finish. With both heads aimed across the surface there are no shadow zones, so I can see exactly what I'm laying down. Finish came out clean. This is a real tool for the trade.
What makes this work for me is the dual power. In the shop I plug it into the wall and run it all day with no runtime to worry about. Out at a site with no power, I throw batteries on it. Same light, both ways. Bright enough to cover a big work area either way.
We had a power outage hit during a night shift in the warehouse. Rolled this over, popped it up on battery, and we had light back over the work area in a couple minutes. Kept the shift moving until power came back. Good thing to have on hand for that alone.
Painting a long hallway and the dual heads let me light the wall and the ceiling line at the same time, independently. Ran both heads bright for the rolling, then used a lower setup for the cut-in so it wasn't blinding me — the representative setups covered the whole wall without moving the stand. Plugged into AC in the shop so no runtime worries, and even running long it stayed cool to the touch. Finish came out clean with no light streaks.
I used to set up three halogen work lights on a job — heavy, hot, and they ate power. Swapped them all for this one dual-head stand and it covers the same area with way less hassle. One light instead of three to haul and aim. The thing I noticed most: I ran it for hours straight and it stayed cool to the touch, where the old halogens you couldn't get near after twenty minutes. Bright as anything, packs up onto one stand, and I'm not replacing burned-out halogen bulbs anymore. Paid for itself fast.
Just finished repainting a whole house with this and it did everything I needed room to room. The independent heads let me choose the right setup for each wall — full bright for rolling the big surfaces, lower output for the trim and cut-in so it wasn't glaring back at me. Set it up in one room, did the work, folded it down and moved to the next in a couple minutes each time. Ran it off the wall outlet so I never thought about runtime, and it stayed cool the whole time even on long days. Finish came out clean in every room. This is a serious tool for the trade — would buy again.
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The DY-368 is built to an Any-Job Build standard for everyday work — a tough housing and dependable hardware made to take knocks on the jobsite. It is not sealed for direct water exposure; if you specifically need a weather-sealed light for rain or heavy washdown, look at the DY-363D instead.
It runs on four battery platforms: DEWALT 20V MAX, MILWAUKEE M18, MAKITA 18V LXT and BOSCH 18V. Use the packs you already own — no new battery system, no adapters. When there is an outlet nearby, you can also plug the DY-368 into AC and skip batteries entirely.
Each head is controlled on its own. We show four representative setups: 1500+1500 for low shared light, 6000+6000 for Maximum dual-head output, 1500+3000 for high/low work, and 0+6000 for single-side coverage.
Yes. The heads point independently and each runs at its own brightness step, so you can light two zones at once — one head on the wall, the other up at the ceiling line — or turn one down while the other stays bright.
On Maximum mode the DY-368 reaches up to 12,000 lumens, dual-head combined — the highest among cordless work lights in battery-powered mode. Runtime depends on how you set the heads: use 1500+1500 to stretch a single pack, use 6000+6000 when full battery-powered output matters, or plug into AC and run all day with no runtime to think about.
Because the LEDs run at high luminous efficacy, they put energy into light rather than heat — so there is very little heat to begin with and the housing stays comfortable to handle through a full shift. The DY-368 is backed by a 3-year warranty and ships with 7-day returns.
Brightness, runtime and certification figures are based on DAYATECH testing and supplier documentation. Lumen output is measured to the LM-79 protocol; the “highest among cordless work lights in battery-powered mode” claim refers to dual-head combined output on Maximum mode. Battery packs are sold separately. DEWALT, MILWAUKEE, MAKITA and BOSCH are trademarks of their respective owners and are referenced only to indicate battery compatibility. Specifications may change without notice.
