Lighting inside gun safe?

[Deano]

I've got a gun safe in a closet with poor lighting. I have no way to get power into the safe. Anyone have any good battery powered safe lights that they would recommend?

[gb6491]

Nebo "Larry" work light: it's about the size of a large pen, push button operated, has a magnetic pocket clip, and 60 lumen of floodlight. I like mine and leave it stuck on the side of safe for use as needed.
http://nebotools.com/prod_details.php?id=165&cid=26
Regards,
Greg

[Bawanna]

I got some LED lights. Mine came in packs of 3. Has a remote deal to turn off and on or you can use the switch in the lamp. You can stick on pr mount with screws. They swivel.

I put 3 in mine and they work well. Not sure of the brand name on them.

Have a friend that told me about them. He has them in his den lighting up different stuff. Mood lights maybe.

[Scoundrel]

These are cheap in all senses of the word but they get the job done. I built some cabinets into the overcab area of my motorhome and stuck these on the walls. They work pretty well when it's dark out.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000R7PM36/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00

Also, paint the inside walls of your gun safe white. Works wonders.

[CJB]

At Lowe's and HomeDepot, I've seen packs of LED battery operated lights. You press 'em on with sticky pads, and press the front to on/off toggle the lights. One of my customers has these under his desk (lot of computer equip. and cables there and we're ALWAYS messing with it). Works great there, would be cheep enough and good enough for any gun safe

[CJB]

And, oops, I just clicked that link... THATS THEM!!!! They work great

[Scoundrel]

These are the cheap knockoff version of the Sylvania Dot-IT lights. Though I suspect they're both made in China or Malaysia or something.

[Deano]

Thanks fellas. Battery powered LED lights it is.