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12v LED worklights

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12v LED worklights

Post by Wozza244 »

Just purchased these worklights from ebay and im very impressed by them, they are slim and not made of lightweight material they are actually weighty for a small light.
The output is very impressive and definately worth the price in my opinion.
Just thought i would share this with you.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/2x-15w-4-LED-Wor ... ccessories" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
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Re: 12v LED worklights

Post by Dooley »

They'd be weighty because those sort of LEDs, well any high power LEDS, need heatsinking... just FYI.
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Re: 12v LED worklights

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Dooley wrote:They'd be weighty because those sort of LEDs, well any high power LEDS, need heatsinking... just FYI.
Thanks mate, more info for the old brain cheers :armsup:
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