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Fao Buenchico (Chris)
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Chris, if you are still around.
I'm getting fed up of looking now so I hope you will say yes :-)
Do you think this one will be suitable?
If it isn't going to be, I'll leave it for another time. Ta muchly.
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I'm getting fed up of looking now so I hope you will say yes :-)
Do you think this one will be suitable?
If it isn't going to be, I'll leave it for another time. Ta muchly.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The unit provides 880 lumens of light, which is roughly the same as a bulb that you might use as your main source of light in a bedroom. (i.e. it's not as bright as the lighting you might like to have in your living room or kitchen but it's brighter than the light from a desk lamp or bedside lamp). That would seem to be bright enough in my view.
At just 10W, it will cost next to nothing to run. (You'll get about about 5 hours of light for just 1p). All you need to worry about is as to how easily (or not) it can be connected to the mains power in your home - but that's going to be the same whichever lamp you decide to buy (unless, of course, you change your mind and opt for a solar one).
At just 10W, it will cost next to nothing to run. (You'll get about about 5 hours of light for just 1p). All you need to worry about is as to how easily (or not) it can be connected to the mains power in your home - but that's going to be the same whichever lamp you decide to buy (unless, of course, you change your mind and opt for a solar one).
The connections are already there from when I had a coach lamp.
I noticed a few people said the cable could have done with being a bit longer, but it didn't seem to be too much of a problem.
No point getting a solar one. I have those in the gutter and they only light up in the summer.
I'm on the wrong side of the road, the sun is always in the back.
I noticed a few people said the cable could have done with being a bit longer, but it didn't seem to be too much of a problem.
No point getting a solar one. I have those in the gutter and they only light up in the summer.
I'm on the wrong side of the road, the sun is always in the back.