Looking for led flood lights what ones thanks

[mendiplogs]

Hi ALL there's loads on eBay IP65 what one do you run in your yards thanks I'm looking at 100watt LEDs thanks Jon

[mendiplogs]

Hi ALL there's loads on eBay IP65 what one do you run in your yards thanks I'm looking at 100watt LEDs thanks Jon

 

Hi all no one no about LED flood lights then thanks Jon

[Gray git]

Just put 4 100w ones up in the yard jon and far better light than the 8 halogen ones that were up and using only a small % of the electronic got them on offer from yes electric.

[mendiplogs]

Just put 4 100w ones up in the yard jon and far better light than the 8 halogen ones that were up and using only a small % of the electronic got them on offer from yes electric.

 

Hi Jon were from mate LED LIGHTS YES AS IT LESS Electric pull on my generator thanks Jon

[codlasher]

Mornin' Jon. I'm looking in my Denmans trade catalogue and they have an IP65 100 Watt (7817 lumens) LED flood for £180.00 with a life expectancy of 30,000 hours. Part No 635642

They also do a 200 Watt for £375.00

These are quality items with a guarantee.

I like dealing with Denmans as they never have problems with their guarantees and they don't sell sh1t!

codlasher

[mendiplogs]

Mornin' Jon. I'm looking in my Denmans trade catalogue abd they have an IP65 100 Watt (7817 lumens) LED flood for £180.00 with a life expectancy of 30,000 hours. Part No 635642

They also do a 200 Watt for £375.00

These are quality items with a guarantee.

I like dealing with Denmans as they never have problems with their guarantees and they don't sell sh1t!

codlasher

 

Hi cod how about old street lights type thing thanks John

[codlasher]

Hi cod how about old street lights type thing thanks John

 

Not sure on that one mate. I have a 80 Watt LED over my work-bench and it's brilliant. I need another opposite so I can get rid of the shadow. My electric meter now runs much slower so your genny will be very happy.

 

I have a little 10 Watt LED flood mounted on a bit of wood so I can see to work under my old LR110. I replaced the hand-brake cable yesterday and I could see very well. 'Orrible fiddly job but I put a new genuine one on so this should last a long time.

codlasher

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[Gray git]

Problem with old argon street lights is the yellow light, long warm up time and high power draw while they get going. Led's are instant and low draw and a more natural light that seem to cast less shadows in a building.

Yes electric were good as sold me 1 so I could try it as work out how many I needed. Think mine were about 80each.

Might get a bigger 200w one for outside the main doors ready for dark winter nights reversing in.

My experience with vehicle led lights tells me you get what you pay for.

[mendiplogs]

Not sure on that one mate. I have a 80 Watt LED over my work-bench and it's brilliant. I need another opposite so I can get rid of the shadow. My electric meter now runs much slower so your genny will be very happy.

 

I have a little 10 Watt LED flood mounted on a bit of wood so I can see to work under my old LR110. I replaced the hand-brake cable yesterday and I could see very well. 'Orrible fiddly job but I put a new genuine one on so this should last a long time.

codlasher

 

Hi COD how large a area will a 100watt LED LIGHT UP MATE THANKS JON

[codlasher]

Sorry to take so long to reply Jon. My wife wanted the 'pooter and our youngest wanted a driving lesson.

The spot over my bench lights up a 24' x 24' space in the work-shop. I can see a pencil mark on a piece of timber even with scratched glasses on in a 12' area. So a 100 Watt light should give plenty of usable light in a 20' work area and you'd be able to see well in a 30' area.

codlasher