Milwaukee Tool 2361-20 M18, LED Flood Light

The 2361-20 is a bare tool. The "-20" designation on Milwaukee's M18 line means the light ships without an M18 battery pack or charger, so you'll need to add an M18 REDLITHIUM pack if you don't already run the platform. Any M18 battery fits the same stem, which is the point of buying into the system in the first place.

Up to 8 hours of run-time per charge. That is the top of the range Milwaukee states, so plan on less at the higher output setting or with a smaller amp-hour pack. For a full shift on a jobsite, most crews carry a second M18 pack and swap at lunch.

Yes. The Milwaukee 2361-20 puts out up to 30% more light than a 250 watt halogen, without the cord, the heat, or the fragile filament. For a property manager or contractor working an area with no temporary power, that swap is the whole reason to go cordless.

Four ways are built into the light: an EMT hanger for clipping onto conduit, a keyhole hanger for dropping over a screw or nail in a stud, a cross bar hanger, and a handle hanger. No separate mounting kit is needed. Electricians tend to use the EMT hanger off existing conduit runs; drywall and paint crews use the keyhole over a fastener in the framing.

The 2361-20 is built with a roll cage around the head, which is what takes the hit when the light gets dropped or tipped. That cage is the main durability feature Milwaukee calls out on this model, and it is the practical difference between an LED flood light and a halogen work light with an exposed lens.

Yes. The 2361-20 runs on the M18 platform, so the same 18V packs powering your M18 drill, impact, or saw drop straight into the light. That is the main argument for standardizing an MRO or facilities crew on one battery line: one charger, one pack inventory, tools and lighting both covered.

It is a flood light, meaning a wide wash of light over a work area rather than a tight beam down a run. For lighting a room under renovation, a mechanical space, or a stairwell during a night call, that is the right pattern. If you need a narrow throw down a long corridor or into a chase, a spot or handheld beam light is the better tool.

Milwaukee part number 2361-20. That is the manufacturer part number and the model designation both, so it is what to put on a purchase order or match against a spec.