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Quote: Originally posted by GC08 on 26/7/2008With an EHU can I really just take a couple of normal table lamps to use??GC
Lighting is one thing you don't have to skimp on if you have a mains supply - bearing in mind health and safety considerations - as Rex reminds us, there's likely to be condensation - particularly in synthetic tents...
Personally I'm taking to chances with my first EHU experience - all my electrics are in the spare bedroom - with slits neatly cut into the fabric to get the plugs through - and I have a pack of 4 wireless-controlled relays (8 quid in Aldi a while back) - so I won't have to do much unplugging or operating switches.
My main light is going to be one of those Ikea uplighters - they come in a small box and are very stable - but with a 20 watt fluorescent in place of the 150 watt quartz halogen - not that it will be allowed anywhere near the tent fabric.
My cooking area light will be an 8 watt fluorescent inspection light I just bought - I'll probably be applying a dob of silicone here and there.
I will also tentatively be experimenting with an Ikea ceiling light to see if it's the magnet for condensation I fear it may be ...
http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/00055691
My own background involves setting up AV equipment safely for people to use, but the addition of water is a challenge 
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Topic: Lighting
