OUTDOOR GRILL LIGHT

nemo · November 2012

Need an outdoor grill light...can't see what I'm egging. Checked the internet...prices ranged from $29 to $150, some battery..some electric.

Anyone have any suggestions?? Thanks in advance.

wallyjar · November 2012

Expensive but really neat.

http://www.de-kor.com/directional-lighting.html

Hoping I see this for Christmas!

SmokinDAWG82 · November 2012

I just bought this from Amazon, works great but you can't leave it outside

Fulcrum 20019-301 Battery-Operated LED Clip-On Task Light

List Price:	$29.99
Price:	$17.05

Dan4BBQ · November 2012

How power portable LED for Lowes or HD for under $20. 1 bulb version or 2 bulbs.I bought it for the grill but also so my grandson feels comfortable on the pool patio

XLBalco · November 2012

plenty of threads on this topic with good info. i still havent decided what to do. might just try a table lantern like this though

http://www.basspro.com/Coleman-LED-Quad-Lantern/product/104408/?cmCat=CROSSSELL_THUMBNAIL

YEMTrey · November 2012

I bought one of these from the Coleman store.

EggRacer · November 2012

Trailblazer 4 LED headlamp from LL Bean for 24.95. This is what I use. It has an elastic band to fit on your head and you can adjust the angle as needed. I always have plenty of light right where I need it.

http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/76207?feat=918-GN1&page=trailblazer-4-led-headlamp

CSRAEgger · November 2012

This one fits the Big Green Egg perfectly under the handle. It is like it was made for it.

http://www.amazon.com/Weber-6503-Q-Handle-Light/dp/B000WEPFT0

North_Is_Up · November 2012

CSRAEgger - do you have a picture of it mounted? Thanks in advance.

CSRAEgger · November 2012

I don't on my iPad (which I'm using right now), but here is a link of another poster with some great pictures of it in use. Scroll down midway through the thread to see pictures. http://eggheadforum.com/discussion/715676/weber-q-handle-light

njl · November 2012

Any LED head lamp will do, and have other uses. I bought one of those clamp on LED grill lights from Target a while back (mostly use it for other purposes), but it eats batteries.

burr_baby33 · November 2012

+1 for the head lamp. Effective and inexpensive.

jeroldharter · November 2012

I use a headlamp.

XLBalco · November 2012

Til I go buy lantern or something else, I use a headlamp. Costco has a 3 pack for like 10 bucks

McStew · November 2012

lanterns work great on top of a tree

double · November 2012

Here's mine...

Bjorg · November 2012

I bought a bad ass Sodium Security light. https://www.rona.ca/en/security-light

My kids can even play in the backyard at night now lol. I love it.

TD458 · January 2013

A friend gave me this light for Christmas - works great. Don't remember the name on the box.

Chubbs · January 2013

Headlamp for me too. I usually have the dog out there with me at night so I can just turn to look at her too.

captjo · January 2013

TD458 said:

A friend gave me this light for Christmas - works great. Don't remember the name on the box.

This one is made by Innovations by Chance. It is awesome

caliking · January 2013

I have tried all kinds of lights over the past few years - rope lights, solar lights, shop/work lights on an extension cord from the garage, LED headlamps. They were not very expensive but did not shed very much light, so I got what I paid for.

About a month ago I had outdoor floodlights and GFCI outlets installed near my two outdoor cooking areas. It was pricey because I paid someone to do it, but if you're handy like that yo can probably do it yourself. It was the single best upgrade tp outdoor cooking I have ever had.... until I bought my egg a week later. Now I have great lighting (with a power outlet) for my cooking areas.

BuckeyeBob · January 2013

Headlamp here. Looks dumb but works great.

JohnInCarolina · January 2013

nolaegghead · January 2013

18650 flashlight on a microphone gooseneck here.

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