Repair bench
Close work where wire colour decides the splice. The high-CRI floodlight renders insulation and component markings faithfully, so you stop guessing between red and brown.
Use: 90 CRI floodlightShopping for a rechargeable clip flashlight usually starts with a lumen figure and ends with a light that never leaves the drawer. The HD04 reverses that order: a spring clip for a pocket or cap brim, a magnet base for steel panels, and a head that tilts and rotates so the beam can point at the work while both hands stay busy — which is the whole promise of a magnetic edc flashlight that earns a permanent place in a tool bag.

Mount type decides more of your working day than max output does. Find the row that describes your situation, read the row where it fails, and the shortlist writes itself.
| Mount | Wins when | Fails when | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring clip | Pockets, cap brims, backpack straps, cable trays and thin sheet panels. | The material is thicker or rounder than the clip jaw can grip. | Fastest to deploy and always on you — the default for everyday carry. |
| Magnet base | Steel shelving, breaker panels, pipework, car bodies and overhead work. | Aluminium, plastic, glass, or wet painted steel with a poor grip surface. | Hands-free aim without strapping anything to your head. |
| Headband | Long walk-and-work sessions where the beam should follow your eyes. | You need to pin the beam on one fixed target, or you wear a hard hat. | Best for movement, weakest for precision aiming. |
| Angle / right-angle light | Chest carry, sustained output and clipping to a vest or harness. | You want true hands-free adhesion to a surface. | Sits between a handheld torch and a dedicated work light. |
Every card ends with the light source that fits. If two cards describe your week, the HD04 is built for exactly that overlap — clip and magnet together, three sources in one 56 g body.
Close work where wire colour decides the splice. The high-CRI floodlight renders insulation and component markings faithfully, so you stop guessing between red and brown.
Use: 90 CRI floodlight
You need the beam pointed at a bracket, not at your face. The head tilts 95° and rotates 180°, so the body can sit flat while the light aims sideways into the cavity.
Use: spotlight + 180° rotation
Finding the light matters as much as the light itself. The fluorescent body glows in the dark, and RGB covers signalling or ambient fill when a full beam is too much.
Use: RGB + glow body
Rain and splashes are covered by the IPX6 body, and the magnet holds the light on a steel surface while both hands are occupied. Wipe it down after a soaking day.
Use: spotlight, IPX6 bodyThe HD04 carries a white spotlight, a high-CRI floodlight and RGB behind a single buck driver. Here is the short version of when each one earns its place.
A focused beam with a 120 m reach for pointing at a target you cannot put your hand on — a junction box across the room, a bracket above your head, a path ahead on a walk.
Broad, colour-accurate light for close-up work: identifying wire and component colours, reading labels, matching paint and trim. This is the mode that keeps a bench job honest.
Coloured output for marking a location, ambient fill in a tent or van, or making yourself visible in an emergency — without washing out your night vision with a full beam.
Specifications only help if you also know the ceiling each one sets. Every figure below is the published HD04 rating, followed by what it means in practice.
| Spec | HD04 | What it means for you |
|---|---|---|
| Max output | 750 lm | Enough for indoor tasks, repair work and light outdoor use. It is a close-range light, not a long-distance searchlight. |
| Beam distance | 120 m | Reaches a far panel or the path ahead; switch to the flood for anything within arm's length. |
| Weight | 56 g | Pocket weight — clipped to a shirt or bag you will forget it is there until you need it. |
| Head articulation | 95° tilt + 180° rotation | Aim the beam without unclipping or unmounting the body. |
| Light sources | White / 90 CRI flood / RGB | One tool covers aiming, colour-accurate close work and signalling. |
| Driver | Buck driver | All three sources run through the same driver, keeping the interface consistent. |
| Water resistance | IPX6 | Rain, splashes and washdown spray are fine; submersion is not what it is rated for. |
| Drop resistance | 1.5 m | Survives the everyday knock off a bench edge or out of a pocket. |
| Body | Fluorescent glow | Easy to spot on a dark bench or in a power cut. |


Kitting out a crew, a workshop or a gift order? Send the team the quantity, the colour split and the warehouse you need, and they will come back with a written quote. Single-unit orders placed above the thresholds below also pick up the running free-gift offers.

750 lm maximum, which is enough for indoor tasks, repair work and light outdoor use — it is a close-range light rather than a searchlight.
Up to 120 m.
Four options: spring clip, magnet base, headband, and angle or right-angle carry.
56 g, so it sits at pocket weight.
95° tilt plus 180° rotation without unmounting the body.
White, a 90 CRI flood and RGB.