DAYATECH DY-363Z 3,000-Lumen Zoomable Handheld Work Light
$59.90
- DEWALT 20V MAX
- MILWAUKEE M18
- MAKITA 18V LXT
- BOSCH 18V
- German Utility Patent
- Built To Last
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- 3,000 lumens — tighten the beam for distance or twist wide for close-in work
- Zoomable spot-to-flood — stepless beam adjustment, no clicks, dial it exactly where you need it
- 3 brightness modes — High for long throw, Medium for general work, Low for extended runtime
- Direct battery mount — the pack clips straight into the grip, no cables, no adapter tray
- Four battery platforms — runs on DEWALT, MILWAUKEE, MAKITA or BOSCH packs you already own
- 9 certifications — built to an Any-Job standard for the work
Stepless Zoom, Built Into the Lens
Most work lights have a fixed beam — you move the light, not the beam. The DY-363Z changes that with a zoomable lens: twist the collar to go from a tight, long-distance spot to a wide flood, stepless, with no clicks. Dial it exactly where you need it and the beam shape follows.
The 3,000-lumen output is measured to the LM-79 protocol for real lumen and color figures, and the design is backed by a German Utility Patent. Because the LEDs run at high luminous efficacy, they put energy into light rather than heat — reduced flicker keeps the light easy on the eyes when you are working under it all day.
Free shipping over $99.
7-day returns.
3-year warranty.
Built to the Standard of the Job
Certified, measured and patented — not just advertised
Independently certified across nine standards the job demands
Light output measured to the LM-79 protocol for real lumen and color figures
The DY-363Z design is protected by a German Utility Patent
Customer Reviews
Zoom finds the dropped bolt
Dialed it to spot mode and put the beam right on a nut that rolled deep under the car. Wide mode lights the whole bench. Two lights in one.
Spot mode reaches way back
Zoomed it tight to find a clip that bounced under the dash. Beam reaches right to it. Wide open it covers the whole work area. Slick.
Lives in the trunk
Keep it in the trunk for whatever comes up. Barely have to charge it since it sips battery. Glad it's back there when I need it.
Wide mode floods the bench
Open it up to wide and it floods my whole work area evenly. No dark corners. Easy to aim wherever I'm working.
One light, two jobs
Love that I can twist it from a tight spot beam to a wide flood. Working on my own cars in the driveway, I zoom in to find something that rolled off, then open it up to light the whole engine bay while I work. Saves me grabbing two different lights.
MAKITA pack snaps right on
Runs off my MAKITA 18V batteries, which is exactly what I wanted — no separate system to deal with. Throw a pack on and it's good to go. The zoom is genuinely useful, not a gimmick. Use it on cars all the time.
Changed a tire on the shoulder with it
Blew a tire out on a country highway and pulled onto the shoulder after dark. Opened this up to wide and it lit the whole side of the car and the work area so I could see the lug nuts and get the spare on. Felt a lot safer with the area lit up. Good to have in the car.
Lives in my trunk for the long hauls
I drive backroads a lot, so this stays in the trunk. Broke down at night a few weeks back and zoomed the beam out to a tight spot to flag where I was while I waited on help, then dimmed it down to save the battery and it still had plenty left a couple hours later. Long-throw when you need to see far, wide flood when you're working close. Charges off my MAKITA pack. Glad I keep it on hand.
Comfortable to hold for a long job
What I didn't expect to like so much is how it sits in the hand. Did a long alternator swap holding it in one hand and wrenching with the other, and the balance is just right — solid and comfortable to hold the whole time, easy on the wrist. Zoomed in tight to see down into the bracket, opened it wide when I pulled back to work on the whole front. Battery went the distance too. For the price this has become my go-to grab light in the garage.
Zoom twists smooth and stays put
The zoom is what makes this one — it twists nice and smooth and holds right where you set it, spot or wide. Bright, great battery life, no issues at all. I zoom in tight to find something that rolled off, then open it up to light the whole work area. Genuinely a two-in-one light. Happy I bought it.
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Most work lights have a fixed beam. The DY-363Z lets you twist the collar to go from a tight, long-distance spot to a wide flood — stepless, no clicks, just dial it to what you need.
DEWALT 20V MAX, MILWAUKEE M18, MAKITA 18V LXT and BOSCH 18V. The battery clips directly into the grip — no external cable, no adapter tray. Use the packs you already own.
The focused spot throws several hundred yards — enough to light up a treeline, a jobsite perimeter, or a highway breakdown from a safe distance. The flood covers your immediate work area.
The DY-363Z is built for outdoor work and can handle light rain and jobsite conditions, but it is not IP65 rated. For full waterproofing, see the DY-363D.
Roadside emergencies and auto repair are the main stages, but the zoom beam makes it versatile for elevated work (ladders, scaffolds, ceiling), perimeter checks, and any job where you need to see far and work close with one light.
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-363Z 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. 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.