Ralph,
I have just spent the last six months getting rid of a lot of my unused recycled bits. So now, there has to be some real heavyweight material in the bits before I start to knock them apart, otherwise I will just end up as I was before, unable to move because of storing 'just might come in handy' parts.
The lights might be useful (you see, I'm at it again), for pinpoint illumination on a machine, but usually with very expensive stuff like this, they have custom bulbs that are hard to replace if they blow, so I will wait until Stew has decided what he is going to do with his, and if he needs spare bulbs he can have the ones out of mine.
But it really is a shame to throw away things like this, that would have cost a couple of grand each to buy in the first place.
Stew,
Get one of the bulbs out first and find it's voltage rating, you wouldn't want to go plugging say 24 volts into 240 volt mains. With the type of plugs on there, they should be 240 volts, but it always better to be on the safe side and check first.
John