Decent Rechargable Work Light?

[i=p/u]

charge them in car, and if you needed for long periods, you would try and use actual work lamps with plug top.... i might invest in a 5 million one..... of course il read what says on pack first.....

 

[Rockingit]

If you just want a general illumination light for everyday stuff, you can always just get a maintained fitting and stick a plug on it for about £20-25. Great for CU changes in understairs cupboards!!

 

[DaveyD]

If you just want a general illumination light for everyday stuff, you can always just get a maintained fitting and stick a plug on it for about £20-25. Great for CU changes in understairs cupboards!!

Thanks, yes that the sort of thing - just looking for something a bit more robust.

 

[i=p/u]

i got a 25m extension reel from lidl and has 120w halogen lamp built onto front which plugs into one ofthe sockets, and people always say thats a good job. think was 27 quid and had it a while now.. got me moneys workth

 

[KCElectrical]

I have a Nightsearcher Workbrite on order, it looks OK and Nightsearcher have a very good reputation for rechargeable floodlights. The buying point for me was LED, so I am not getting scorched and it's very bright with a good few hours use from a full charge.

 

[Rampage]

LED Work Light.

Very good!

 

[WILLRUK]

Got one of these last year. brilliant bit of kit.

Thorsman Light stick 2

http://www.******************/Products/THLSTIK2.html

 

[DaveyD]

Got one of these last year. brilliant bit of kit.

Thorsman Light stick 2

http://www.******************/Products/THLSTIK2.html

LOL, is that .com or .uk ?

 

[WILLRUK]

Forum stripped out the url, it was for a page at TLC . Or do a search on Google