Rechargeable wrk light for when changing DBs etc

[The Finch]

I work on industrial food manufacturing and distribution sites look after all the fire systems the head torch is when I'm up in the roof voids working on kit like psu and like the other day sniffer systems that sample the air for smoke


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[Plonker 3]

I have a little 2 way db mounted on a board with some long tails on which I connect to the mains. Then I can use the socket for a light and power tools

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[malcolmsanford]

i generally just fumble around in the dark. chance is i'll get a few cables in the right holes-- enough to get some light-- then with some power on, fix all the wrong ones. :gunsmilie:

I thought this was nearer you Tel

 

[High Tower]

I thought this was nearer you Tel

Lmao!!!

 

[Baconhead]

I've got one of these best light i've ever had.

 

[telectrix]

[QUOcheeky sod. since that sketch was done, i've had a haircut and beard trim. now look more like this

I thought this was nearer you Tel[/QUOTE]

 

[HandySparks]

I've got one of these best light i've ever had.

Looks good. Got a make and/or model?

 

[Baconhead]

Looks good. Got a make and/or model?

9440 Remote Area Lighting System

 

[HandySparks]

9440 Remote Area Lighting System

Thanks, but since it appears to be priced at a grand, I think I'll stick to my Makita 18V fluorescent!

 

[pennywise]

I've got a Petzl ultra, lasts for a good 12hrs on minimum output, which is probably the same as a led lenser, brilliant when I remeber to charge it lol

 

[monkeyelectric]

9440 Remote Area Lighting System

that is an expensive light, did you pay £1000 for it?

 

[tigerpaul]

Makita fluorescent with my 18v battery.

And I also use a rechargeable led inspection lamp. You can get them in car maintenance shops. They're good too.

 

[Des 56]

I don't fumble in the dark like Tel. I take my cat with me

I have a 4 quid head torch,it gives just about enough light to cut the tails for me to shove the kettle temporary board on,the light is then a bonus

 

[Baconhead]

that is an expensive light, did you pay £1000 for it?

No had a veryyyyyyyyyy good deal on it.

I used it for this job i was doing completly dark garage no electric in there at all
it lite the area up like daylight

 

[Andy78]

I use an led headtorch, nowt special though. For under a tenner you can get something that will do in cupboards and lofts.
A favourite when I was doing commercial work was to save any decent 8w emergency "brick" lights I stripped out. Flex and plug top for charging up the battery. Cheap as chips