Rechargeable Portable 5w Led Site Light - TilersForums.com

[Qwerty]

Was in Screwfix earlier picking up some bits and saw this on display so decided to get one-

http://m.NoLinksToThis/p/ae0181-rechargeable-led-work-light-5w-12-240v/1047d

It is just under £22, but weighs nothing, is tiny, powerful and waterproof. Charging/ power is via mains charger or car socket.

I am very impressed and it will be living in the back of my van for dark nights and gloomy badly lit tiling jobs.

Highly recommended!!

 

[J Sid]

Looks good, but i won't start a job until the proper lights are in and working...

 

[peteablard]

They are great, I've had one for a couple of years now. Its perfect for when I go to my lock up as there's no electricity there.

 

[Diggy]

I got 3 of the 10w versions from screwfix , great for site work in the winter . I get a good 3.5 hrs from them which is why i bought 3 in the end , well worth it though. Only thing is to remember they are a 4 hr charge so (a.) don't forget to get them in when u get home from work and (b.) don't rely on the car charge except for an emergency as it prob wont be on charge long enough.
Well happy with mine though.

Diggy :0)

 

[Dave]

Good light but won't last all day on a single charge. Nice and bright though

 

[Ash-wolves]

A lad on site has one, take sun glasses & factor 20

 

[On one]

Looks very similar to the one I have,but mine has magnetized feet,good for sticking on the van roof and for using in the shed. Bigger and brighter would be even better though

 

[highlandtiler]

Ive got a 10w one which is fine but the manufacturers also do a 20w one - but £40. Nice a bright though

 

[The D]

i use this its spot on Makita DML801 18V / 14.4V LXT Lithium Ion FLORESCENT 6 12 LED LIGHT Pivot Torch

 

[Old Mod]

This works for me!

 

[Andy Allen]

This works for me!
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Till you fart .....then it all goes black...lol