good battery operated light for a shed

I assume its not inches lol......anyhow, although not available I have had this for a few years - works exactly as you would expect and still on the same set of batteries. I'm sure there are many like it

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I have 3 Mr Beams lights in a porch and attic. They give a very even bright light. The PIR sensor is reliable. New batteries every 2 years. They seem a bit expensive at the moment so maybe wait for a deal. amazon.co.uk/dp/…h=1

Should be adequate for those measurements

Thank you everyone for the replies. And sorry i meant foot not inches lol.

This is a great little bright light that can be charged with the little solar panel or your phone charge cable.
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Buy a hook or re-purpose a metal coathanger or similar.
Hang a camping lantern from it.
Random example USB rechargeable lantern with remote control, 3 selectable light levels, strobe, torch, battery level indicator, phone charging port, lurid colour, useless solar panel, all for £9.59 delivered by Amazon
amazon.co.uk/Rub…GM/

A single lit match would be ok for that size shoe box.

I have this Mr Beams PIR light in the roof of my shed, it's like having a 30w mains bulb.Rechargeable AAs in 'D' adapters last about 18 months - shed is for storage, not a man-cave.