UniversalPack of 4 PIR Motion Detecting LED Waterproof Solar Lights
R349
About
This Pack of 4 Outdoor Waterproof Solar Lights – The LED's absorb sunlight during the day to recharge the batteries and give off a bright white light at night. It also has a built-in sensor and automated switch: the light comes on at night and goes off at dawn. It will automatically come on at night and charge itself at daytime.
It is super easy to install: there are no confusing wires, installation can be done in less than a minute. The light features 2 keyholes behind each light for simple installation and mounting screws are included.
Made from durable plastic which is windproof and water resistant, it can stay in place well and handle a good amount of wind, rain, and even hailstorms.
The lifetime of the LED lamp is over 100,000 hours – you should never need to change it.
Product Features:
- Pack of 4 Solar Powered Lights
- Bright White LED
- Compact size and easy to install
- No wiring required!
- Instructions and Screws included
- IP64 (IP64 is a rating for everyday use; meaning it is splash resistant. Therefore splashes of water from a sink or rain will not be a problem, but it cannot be guaranteed for use while submerged in water.)
- Super bright with 20pcs white LED lights
- Solar-powered and energy saving
- Over 12 hours of lighting time after one-day sun charge
- 2 modes: Off & On
- Easy to install it on the wall, trees, metal, and glass
Specifications:
- Housing material: ABS
- Solar panel: 0.55W
- Battery: 1 x 18650 lithium-ion battery (included)
- LED source: 20pcs cool white lights
- Night sensor: less than 10Lux
- High light delay: 20 - 25s
- Colour temperature: 6651.5K
- Lumen: 129.28lm
- Sensor angle: 120 degree
- Sensor distance: 3 - 4m
- Waterproof grade: IP64
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