Any idea what these wireless uplighters are?

[Jonathan Ford]

I worked at a venue the other weekend with these uplighters supplied by another company, and haven't been able to obtain their contact details to ask directly. Any ideas what these uplighters are? Not a lead in sight, and they ran for a good few hours with no bother (they were burning brightly when I arrived at the venue at 1700, and were still going just as strong when I left at 0100).

http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j350/JFTD1/016.jpg

http://i1081.photobucket.com/albums/j350/JFTD1/017.jpg

[Jiggles]

See here: http://www.stage-electrics.co.uk/productHire.aspx?code=LEDLWK6 :)

[Charlie Brown]

£275.00 (Exc. VAT) per week

:eek:

[Jonathan Ford]

See here: http://www.stage-electrics.co.uk/productHire.aspx?code=LEDLWK6 :)

Cheers :beer1: :beer1:


*Goes off to consult FD*......

[funkymook]

£275.00 (Exc. VAT) per week

:eek:

That is for 6.

[Chris1984]

The ho version shown in the image isn't the one in the link. They are really good and am looking at buying some. We hire them all the time so might swell buy! They are good value too!
The one shown is an 80w and the one in the link 40w

[Ajaysdisco]

There’s one big problem with these lights, what’s stopping someone walking off with it? ;)

[Solitaire Events Ltd]

There’s one big problem with these lights, what’s stopping someone walking off with it? ;)

This has been said before elsewhere, but I can't see it personally.

It is were the case, then what's so difficult about unplugging an led par now and stealing it? I've never had any nicked.

[DiscoMagic]

:agree:

[Chris1984]

they are very heavy - and to be honest ive never heard of anyone stealing one and we put them all over the place unattended.

whay would joe public want one uplighter they cant use?