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Mine are similar to this. Some might say a bit OTT, but like you, I realy like to see what I'm doing when cooking in the dark. Not that it helps with the final results....

There's no switch on these fittings, so I fitted one with a similar IP rating in line on the supply cable.

TT.

As a Electrician and lecturer can i offer any advice on your lighting requirements?

GARY

I use a rechargeable flourescent light purchased from Argos ...... it has two tubes and can be used via mains direct or a socket ........ it's bright enough to illuminate my Hartford tent enough!!

I have a couple of rechargeable lanterns aswell which are bright enough.

i have the rechargeable one same as rover man which is excellent for lighting my frame tent, it runs on the mains and is rechargeable and has a spot light function on it which is very handy I also use a rechargeable one in the bedroom area , which is much better than wasting money on batteries all the time!

Don`t forget to use a proper RCD protected hook-up like this,240V electric and dampness don`t mix

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Quote: Originally posted by Club Joker on 22/1/2007

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Don`t forget to use a proper RCD protected hook-up like this,240V electric and dampness don`t mix

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/product.asp?p=3214

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