kmjt1021
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What do you use as a main source of light? This is what I use.
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kmjt1021
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After thinking about it I should tell you that after 6 months or so you may start having trouble with the circuitry in these lights, depending how much water you get in them. I have removed the circuit board and am using an outside charger, it only takes about 15 minutes to rewire.
Expensive? Are they rugged enough to lower down ducts in order to make inspection, etc? Will it sufficiently illuminate your work area on the roof?
We gave up on halogens after several overspray explosions, and have had good luck with the bullet-proof 13 w florisent (sp) work lights from Sears.
Tnx,
Richard
We gave up on halogens after several overspray explosions, and have had good luck with the bullet-proof 13 w florisent (sp) work lights from Sears.
Tnx,
Richard
kmjt1021
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These are not halogen, water does not effect the bulb. These are lights that Fire Fighters carry into burning buildings, so yes they are rugged.
I pay about $120 for one but I have one still in service a year and half later. You can get a flood light bulb for general lighting, we use the spot light bulb for more direct lighting.
I pay about $120 for one but I have one still in service a year and half later. You can get a flood light bulb for general lighting, we use the spot light bulb for more direct lighting.
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