The worklights are the same as these 24W LED Scene / 4x4 / Work Light 12V/24V Flood Beam. BNIB wth fittings | eBay. I get all my lighting off him (can get you a discount on them if needs be, but wont be as cheap as the jersey lot, but cant vouch for them)

Can tell you straight off the bat, a pair of 24W is half the power draw of a pair of 55W halogen work lights, and about four or five times the brightness. You can get up to 47W in the same housing face size (different depths of course). On my vehicle I have currently 2x27W and 2x24W with 4x39W about to go on, and some of the bar style 72W.


EDIT: Im running at 35 on my BFG ATs. 215, 70, 16
 
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I got one of these on the rear of mine for a work light:

DURITE 0-420-60 Twin LED Work Lamp Search light 12-24 V | eBay

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Works well, very low current draw (less than 1 amp), give off enough light to work under, if you want more go for these:

DURITE Round LED Work/Spot lamp/lights Compact 12/24volt 5 watts PAIR | eBay

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Got 4 of them on the front of mine and they are very bright, light up the lanes ahead like daylight, ideal for when you blow both your headlights on the strata and have a 40 mile night drive back to the house!!
 
I got a couple of durite LED ones off ebay for £10 each - very good they are too :D
 

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