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    Portable LED work lamps

    Hey guys / gals

    I'm after some portable LED work lamps. Rechargeable or ones that run on maybe 18650 batt's. Any one know of some decent quality ones either in NZ or on Aliexpress and the likes of that? Kind of similar to the photo but could have more LED not after massive spot more of a close range flood. Trying to get away from the delicate halogen ones.
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    Milwaukee do a good battery one, not cheap tho
    Went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day but I couldn't find any.

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    Portable LED work lamps

    Corys Electrical have some nice ones on the shelf at present. Also has an integrated bluetooth speaker.
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    I just grabbed a solar powered led security light for $25 form mite ten and was pleasantly surprised at the build and output. Can be switched to permanantly on as well as sensor
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kooza View Post
    Milwaukee do a good battery one, not cheap tho
    great lights, shame about the batteries.

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    Used to be a joke about solar powered lights, now its not just the Irishmen using them Wonder when we will start to use rubber nails or fireproof matches?
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    Thanks for the replies. Will have a look around.

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    guys running data cables through ceiling spaces use them

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    Arlec make a unit almost identical to your picture, we have a few rechargeable ones at work. They work well in our attics etc. put out a reasonable amount of light.

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    Yeah I've had a gander on Ali express wondering if one of them might be worth trying.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gibo View Post
    Used to be a joke about solar powered lights, now its not just the Irishmen using them Wonder when we will start to use rubber nails or fireproof matches?
    Gibo mate you are a bit behind!

    https://raptornails.com/product-cata...nish-nails.php

    Ok so the yare plastic but still...

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    Saw some in action on the weekend at our annual trout tournie. Think they were 20W versions so seriously grunty and also had the inbuilt bluetooth/speaker which worked well. Lasted for hours on the one charge. They put out so much light you had to aim them upwards at the tarp else they were blinding.
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    There are some on Ali express for $40 might buy one and see how it goes. They will run on the maxtoch batteries I have so good test.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ranal View Post
    There are some on Ali express for $40 might buy one and see how it goes. They will run on the maxtoch batteries I have so good test.
    nice, link please?

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    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/50W-...999.264.IFPwST

    or

    https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Wate...999.271.IFPwST

    one is 30W the other is 50W. For the price i might buy one and test it out. Let you know.

 

 

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