24 LED bulb Camping light

[markopolo]

I saw this LED Camping light at Canadian Tire on sale for $7.99







You can hang from the ceiling of a tent or screen room or use some double sided 3M tape to stick it under a shelf etc.

It is very bright (as far as LED lighting goes). It might have the newer "flux" type LED's as it really seem to disperse the light at a wider angle than the other LED stick on lights I have.

[Mike]

That looks like it would be perfect to hang under your awning for some additional light at dusk and beyond. Brilliant and "frugal".

Mike.

[Bobbi]

Is that store only in Canada? Or is that just the name of it? Looks like it would be a great light to have, handy on our travels. I don't know how I missed your post on it Marko Guess I have to pay more attention when I am montiring this site

[markopolo]

Yes, it is only in Canada.

Today, nine out of ten adult Canadians shop at Canadian Tire at least twice a year and 40% of Canadians shop at Canadian Tire every week. Eighty-five per cent of the Canadian population lives within a 15-minute drive of their local Canadian Tire store. Canadian Tire is three clearly defined, highly competitive, specialty stores under one roof—automotive, sports and leisure, and home products.

http://www.canadiantire.ca/home.jsp?site=WebStore

I'm still using the batteries I originally put in the lights mentioned in the first post. They consume so little power.

[Mike]

No mention of clothing? Mark's Work Warehouse is (I believe) a wholly owned subsidiary of CTC, and there's almost always one located in the same shopping centre as the local Canadian Tire.
The LEDs are fantastic. I'd like to replace the CFLs I have all throughout my house with LED equivalents, but I don't think they're widely (if at all?) available yet. Still looking for a solar pwered string of LEDs to use in the RV and at home in the backyard. Wanted to try hanging them from the RV awning, or just around my deck in summer when home.

[fmvan]

Found the same light here in MA at Dick's Sporting Goods - a chain around here (at least)