No cable, no running cost
The built-in panel charges through the day and the light comes on by itself when the light drops. There is nothing to plug in and no electricity on the meter.
Flash Sale: big savings today
The garden goes dark the moment the sun does. This one switches itself on.
- Free delivery
- 30-day returns policy
- 1-year warranty
- Charges in daylight and comes on by itself at dusk, with no switch and no cable
- Head turns through 90° and the panel tilts, so you aim the beam and catch the sun
- IP65 housing that stays out through rain, snow and frost
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CHARGES. SENSES. SWITCHES ON.
Light without the wiring.
Point it where you want it
The head turns through 90 degrees and the panel tilts separately, so you can catch the best sun and still aim the beam at a tree, a wall or a path.
Three brightness settings
30, 60 or 100 percent at the press of a button. On the low setting a full charge runs up to 15 hours, which covers a full night.
Two ways to mount it
Push it into the soil with the ground stake, or screw it to a wall with the screws supplied. Both are in the box.
the numbers
150 degrees, up to 3 square metres.
A 150-degree beam covering up to three square metres, from a housing rated IP65 and built in PP and PS. It is specified for use between 0 and 30 degrees Celsius.
- 150° beam angle
- 3 m² area covered
- 15 h runtime on the low setting
- IP65 rated against rain and dust
Full list of features
Set it once, leave it out.
SOLAR CHARGED
Charges itself through the day
DUSK SENSOR
Comes on by itself at nightfall
THREE SETTINGS
30, 60 or 100 percent
90° HEAD
Aim the beam where you want it
IP65 RATED
Rain, snow and frost
NO WIRING
No cable and no running cost
GROUND STAKE
Push it into the soil
OR WALL MOUNT
Screws supplied for a wall
PP + PS HOUSING
Built to stay out all season
AFTER DARK
A garden that still looks kept.
Along the path
You can see where you are walking again.
In a border
Pushed into the soil in under a minute.
Facing the sun
The panel tilts to catch what light there is.
Full specifications
No nonsense. Just facts.
Quick-scan details. Everything you need to know before you buy.
- Type
- Solar garden spotlight
- Power
- Built-in solar panel, charges in daylight
- Switching
- Automatic at dusk via light sensor
- Brightness
- Three settings: 30, 60 and 100 percent
- Runtime
- Up to 15 hours on the low setting per full charge
- Beam angle
- 150 degrees
- Coverage
- Up to 3 square metres
- Adjustment
- Head turns 90 degrees, panel tilts separately
- Weather rating
- IP65
- Operating range
- 0 to 30 degrees Celsius
- Mounting
- Ground stake or wall screws, both included
Flash Sale - Ending soon
Stop settling for a dark garden.
Push it in the soil or screw it to a wall, point the head and leave it. It charges itself, comes on at dusk and runs through the night.
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- Free Shipping
- 30-day returns
- 1-year warranty
- One solar garden spotlight
- Ground stake
- Wall mounting screws
Do you have any questions?
Does it need wiring?
No. It charges from its own solar panel and switches on by itself at dusk, so there is no cable to run and nothing on your electricity bill.
How long does a charge last?
Up to 15 hours on the lowest of the three brightness settings. Higher settings draw more, and shorter winter days mean less charge going in.
Can I aim the light?
Yes. The head turns through 90 degrees and the solar panel tilts separately, so you can point the beam at a tree or a wall while still angling the panel at the sun.
Will it survive winter?
The housing is IP65 rated for rain, snow and frost. It is specified for use between 0 and 30 degrees Celsius, so very hard or very hot climates fall outside that range.
How do I install it?
Either way: push the included ground stake into soil, or use the supplied screws to fix it to a wall. Both take a few minutes and need no electrician.
How bright is it?
It covers about three square metres with a 150-degree beam. It is made for accent and path lighting rather than floodlighting a whole garden.