In "stock" I have a couple (or more) halogen floodlights. About 100W I
think.

However they are very power hungry compared to modern LED floodlights and
the new lights are generally under £20 unless you want a PIR.

I don't like chucking stuff away, especially unused, but the head suggests
that it would be more sensible to buy LED.

However if the lights are only used for a few hours every day or so and
then only for 4-6 months of the year I am wondering how long it would take
to save the cost of the new lights.

If 100W halogen is similar to 10W LED in light output (unreliable sources)
then
https://www.screwfix.com/p/luceco-lf...im-floodlight-
white-15w/4976v
should be more than enough.
https://www.screwfix.com/p/lap-weybu...0w-white-cool-
white/952fx
might be enough as well.

I don't want too much light as I am lighting an area in front of the mega-
shed facing towards the house.
Distance of about 13 metres from shed to house.

As usual I expect the cabling to cost far more than the lights.

Cheers



Dave R


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