[SML] The constraints on this are gonna kill me!

[Andrew Vance]

Funny you should mention this.  We've been going down this road for
the past few months on an almost identical project for an upcoming
show.  Our solution [because of period style] was incandescent, but it
may work for you.

For our show, we have multiple light-up dressing tables/mirrors that
need to be battery powered for a variety of reasons. Here's our
solutions:

Dressing Table #1
12@ G22 12V lamps in BA15S bayonet base], wired in parallel to an RC4
2Dim pack [for control] to a 12V12AH battery [needed because of length
of time onstage]
Dressing Table #2
15@ S14 12V11w lamps in medium screw base [E26], wired in parallel to
an RC4 2Dim pack [for control] to a 12V12AH battery [needed because of
length of time onstage]
Dressing Table #3
8@ S14 12V11w lamps in medium screw base [E26], wired in parallel to
an RC4 2Dim pack [for control] to a 12V12AH battery [needed because of
length of time onstage]

These gave us maximum run time on each unit.  [Approximately an hour,
I'm told; I leave the math up to my ME.]

-- 
Sincerely,

Andrew Vance
Lighting Designer

On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 11:58 AM, Stuart Wheaton via Stagecraft
<stagecraft at theatrical.net> wrote:
> trying to do a battery powered dressing table with illuminated mirror.
>
> I need A19, A15, G16.5 or similar, in a 12 volt LED lamp and smaller than an
> E26/27 (mediuim screw) base.
>
> Anybody got anything you can guide me towards?  Google is failing me,
> searching 12 Volt gets all kinds of 120 volt solutions...