Solar LED Outdoor Light with Motion Sensor

Key Features

• 100 LED Light Source — The light uses 100 SMD2835 LEDs rated 1W per piece.
• Motion Sensing Angle — The PIR motion sensor covers a 120-degree detection angle.
• IP65 Protection Rating — It carries an IP65 protection rating for outdoor use.
• Solar Charging System — A polysilicon solar panel rated 5.5V 1.43W charges a 3.7V lithium battery during the day.
• Three Light Modes — Medium light, dim light sensor and sensor modes let you choose how the light behaves.

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 13.5 × 9.7 × 5 cm (5.3 × 3.8 × 1.97 in)
• LED: 100SMD2835 1W/PCS
• Light Source: LED bulbs
• Solar panel specifications: polysilicon 5.5V 1.43W
• Battery specification: lithium battery 3.7V
• Charging time: 8 hours in the sun
• Protection Level: IP65
• Installation Method: self-contained

What It Is / How It Works

This outdoor solar light is a self-contained lamp that combines 100 LEDs, a solar panel and a lithium battery in one unit. It is built to be hung or screwed in place outdoors, where the panel can gather daylight to power the light at night.

Who It's For / Use Cases

Outdoor solar lights suit people who want lighting along a pathway, porch, patio, driveway or garden without running electrical wiring. They work well on walls, gutters and lawn edges that get direct sunshine during the day, since the panel needs sun to charge the battery for night use.

How to Use / Care

1. Before the first use, charge the light in sufficient sunlight for 12 hours.
2. Turn on the switch before use.
3. Place it where it gets sufficient sunshine and the solar panel can absorb sunlight, within 3 meters (9.8 ft) of height.
4. Mount it by hanging it or fixing it with a screw in the chosen spot.

How to Choose

Choose a spot that gets strong direct sunlight for much of the day, since the panel charges faster in strong sun and slowly in weak light. Make sure the area you want lit falls within the sensor's 120-degree detection angle, and mount the light at a height within the 3-meter guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to charge?
Charging depends on sunlight. It charges faster in strong sun and slowly in weak light. The light is listed at 8 hours in the sun, and before the first use it should charge in sufficient sunlight for 12 hours.

How does the motion sensor work?
It uses a PIR sensor with a 120-degree angle. The light stays on dim when no motion is detected, turns to bright light when motion is detected, and stays bright for about 20 seconds before returning to dim.

Can it be used outdoors in wet weather?
It carries an IP65 protection rating.

How is it mounted?
It can be hung or fixed with a screw. The solar panel, LEDs and battery are built into one self-contained unit.