Solar shed lights.Any good or kak
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Never tried the stand alone lights. The best bet would be to install a proper 12v solar system with deep cycle batteries.....not that cheap. I had a solar/wind system coupled to some ex navy sub radio batteries, they weighed about 200 kilos each and lived in their own trailer, worked a treat.
Living on a boat, I have spent many, many years looking for a reliable solar system. The sad truth is, though, that it is pretty much always cheaper to run mains in, or use a car battery that you take back into the house to charge.
A solar system that will charge a 12v battery to give you lighting for extended periods in a mancave in winter will costs hundreds, if not thousands.
Sorry to be negative.
A solar system that will charge a 12v battery to give you lighting for extended periods in a mancave in winter will costs hundreds, if not thousands.
Sorry to be negative.
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I've got two of these at home http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B002CMPDZQ/ref=gno_cart_title_1, one as a security light in the garden, the other as an internal light in the shed (the light can be manually turned on/off and has two brightness levels). Works fantastically for both purposes but can't say I've had them running for anything longer than an hour continuously as my shed is literally just for storage!
