LED Fluorescent Lights for Garage
- Thread starter Normski
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Me too. Bought two more 5 foot LED battens from Screwfix yesterday. One will replace an old fluorescent tube and the other will increase the available light. I've also bought a PIR switch for around £10 with the idea that it will automatically turn on a light when opening the garage door if arriving home in the dark.
It has forecast horrendous weather here during the day so that will be a good project for later today.
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Graham Smith
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That connector block hanging down doesn't look that compliant Chris!
Is that a compliant about his installation?
Hi Chris, I am suffering from Lathe Jealousy. Harrisons are the "Dogs" . A proper all singing all dancing Toolmakers Lathe
Cheers Roy
Cheers Roy
I want to thank you all for this thread since I had been going to go out and get strip fluorescent lights for my shop which was light challenged. Instead I ordered these deformable dimmable LED lights which are also color adjustable. Great on the old eyes and I may find all the small screws and parts that I seem to drop when working on things lately. They manage to light up every corner of the basement.
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Graham Smith
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I've got a 'non maintained' emergency light in my garage and workshop. It makes thing so much easier if there's a power cut.
Thanks Graham, I've just bought one from Tool Station.The existing LED fittings in my workshop weren’t really bright enough over the workbench, so I installed one of these last weekend.
Integral LED Lightspan IP20 IK08 Batten
Looking for a more efficient alternative to T8 fluorescent tube fittings? This twin batten light from Integral LED offers a high lumen output for less energy consumption, making it a great choice for indoor commercial spaces.The cool white 4000K light provides bright and crisp task lighting...www.toolstation.com
Under £30 for a 7800 lumen fitting, it’s 6’ and is just what I needed.