Quote: Originally posted by niche on 21/4/2014
"I went on line and found LED lighting which works a treat and low voltage!
I paid £10 for a 6 meter roll, compared to £30 pound for a 1 meter strip at normal retailers."
Sknarf,could you point me in the right direction please for lighting.
By the way i really like the look of that sofa also and that bottle of beer looks mighty impressive as well:)
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This is the one I purchased. so happy hunting.....
Quote: Originally posted by niche on 21/4/2014
Thanks Christine,
these look ideal for the young un`s room, but are they safe to leave on all the time.Just a bit wary about certain some stuff from HK,thanks
Post last edited on 21/04/2014 18:20:33
Mm they might be a bit bright for leaving on all night, plus its AAA batteries but it seems well made. I think our original Alpkit one was about £15 and said "made in China" For the price worth a shot.
------------- Christine
2014
April -
BunRoy Fort William 3 sleeps
April / May
Invercaimbe Arisaig 4 sleeps
Bleatarn Brampton tbc July
thanks brumb,
and christine for that price definitely worth a shot.
thanks again.
sorry to op for hijacking thread but there`s been some good/helpful stuff on here today.
If your children are reading in the tent, a warm LED lantern like this might be worth the extra.
It won't be powerful enough to light up the main living area of a tent, but would be fine for a sleeping pod.
Most battery powered LED lanterns give off a 'cold' light which can be unpleasant particularly for reading. 'Warm' LEDs are a warmer shade of white which is easier on the eyes.
at Kuppenbender. Yes our first 2 are identical to that. One is Alpkit branded the other I imported I agree those are a softer light and do have a dim setting. One thing , you can get the, a lot cheaper by importing.
Maybe I should take a photo of all the models we have lol. The first one was called 'bulb' from Alpkit , for reference they are about the height of a coke can but obv thinner. Think we have had ours 5 yrs and still going strong.
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------------- Christine
2014
April -
BunRoy Fort William 3 sleeps
April / May
Invercaimbe Arisaig 4 sleeps
Bleatarn Brampton tbc July
Hi
We borrowed a nightsearcher workstar last weekend, LED battery powered 2000lumens only about 10" square and was totally brilliant, it has 8hrs use on one charge
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Topic: Tent lighting
