There is an LED fixture that I believe I got at Home Depot in the lighting section that may be the ticket. it has an adjustable stand and puts out a ton of light. I have several stand style lights that use Halogen bulbs that run hot and burn out. The bulbs are hard to put in and you need to keep bare hands off them or the oils in your fingers will cause them to fail. Halogens also use lots of current. I have the box and can post a picture of it and the lamp. You will need a good heavy duty extension cord.
If you are in a place that has no outlets you can go with some very well made portable LED lamps/headsets. I have one that throws off 360 degrees of light and looks like a camping lantern. I also purchased a great headest headset that has rechargeable batteries. It uses a CREE T6 LED and is as bright as a spotlight . It has an ac charger but also can be charged off cigar outlet in my van.
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James Kelly
Pawleys Island SC
843-325-4357
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-22-2017 00:32
From: Scott Cole
Subject: Work light suggestions?
Hi all,
I'm looking for suggestions for a work light:
-battery powered, LED
-gooseneck
-magnetic base strong enough to support it at 90 degrees from the plate
-small enough footprint so that it can be placed near the pins or in tight areas
I'd like to use it for work such as replacing strings in a dark corner of a house (it's always a dark corner when you have to replace a string, isn't it?). So it needs to be flexible and long enough to tilt out and downwards. I do have a headlight which helps, but I'd like something bigger and brighter to fill the area.
I've seen this but not sure how good it is:
Any other suggestions? I haven't seen anything suitable so far at Home Depot et al.
thanks