Tent Push Lights. Any Good Quality Ones?

Very interested thanks. Got a link to their description? Are they motion detector lights?

I often have my dog outside my van so he may be setting them off a bit :-)

Hi,

Yep, they are motion detector type - infrared more accurately. You can adjust how sensitive they are, so just need to wave your hand in front of them.
Ebay sell them, ranging from a couple of dollars (Hong Kong) to $15 (Aussie shop) - and they are basically the same unit

I'll try to send a link, haven't done that before. If it doesn't work, just type in PIR led lights in ebay and they stand out.

Thanks. How odo you hook them up? Are they attached to your vehicle/camper/van? Do they have velcro or screw-on kits?

I'm trying to cut down on the amount of items I'm lugging around with me, hence the idea of attaching a light to my van so I can cook by it, hitch the van to my car at night etc. and I won't need a torch as much.

The type I own have a magnetic base and also an adhesive tape backing plate - you then simply screw the light onto it. You can also screw them down with the two holes provided.
I find they give a good light, but wont be like a flash light in a sense of a spot light - more a flood type light. They run on 4 x aaa batteries.
You may need the type that have more than 6 LED's if you want a greater area covered.
There are plenty to choosse from anyway.
Cheers.

Hi W & S. I looked at those but they seem very dim unless you have a few?

Can you do anything by them or are they more background light so you can see where you are going? How long do they last for before needing a recharge?

It depends on what you are trying to achieve with your lighting. For us the solar work a treat for soft lighting the camp at night, corners of the camper, shower and toilet tents are all easy to see. Other people that we have seen, use them for indicating the position of guy ropes on tents and tarps. As far as charging goes, they sit in the sun and it's all done. If they have not been used for a while, batteries go into the charger overnight and all is well.
Anything greater than this for your lighting needs may have to be serious lighting that is hard wired and switched.

Cheers,
Wayne & Sally.