Solar Motion Sensor Wall Lamp for Garden and Fence

Light that wakes up with you

• Solar panel on top

  The angled panel sits on the top of the housing and soaks up daylight all day. Give it a sunny spot and the battery carries the lamp through the night without a single cable.

• Triggers within 3-5 meters

  The passive infrared sensor reads body heat, so it ignores the wind moving the bushes and switches on for a person. It covers 3-5 meters, enough for a gate, a front step or the first stretch of a path.

• Warm light cast downward

  The two ribbed light strips throw a soft glow down onto the pillars and lawn below. You see your footing and the keyhole, and the lamp goes dark again once the area is empty.

Short specs, real range

• 3-5 mHuman body induction distance
• 2 pcsRibbed diffusers on the face
• 2 pcsClear white and warm white versions

From box to first glow in one afternoon

1. 1
   Charge in full sun first

   Set the lamp where the top panel gets direct sunlight before the first night. A full charge is what carries the lamp through the dark hours.

2. 2
   Mount at about eye height

   Fix the lamp to a wall, fence post or pillar, roughly at eye height. Angle it toward the area you want lit, such as your gate or path, and keep it clear of the road.

3. 3
   Walk the zone at night

   Walk toward the lamp from different distances and note where it switches on. If the zone misses your entry, adjust the angle or the height.

4. 4
   Space the extra units

   For a long path or fence, place each lamp so its sensing zone overlaps the next one. That way the light follows you the whole way.