SolarTech364LED Solar Powered Motion Sensor Street Light
R649
About
This solar lamp with 364 SMD LEDs and an attached solar panel offers efficient and eco-friendly outdoor lighting solutions.
Product Features
- High Efficiency Solar Panel: The large solar panel quickly charges the battery, providing an inexhaustible source of free energy for your home. It has a high conversion rate and can charge for 6-8 hours in direct sunlight.
- Motion Sensor: The lamp includes a motion sensor that works within a radius of 10 meters. This allows for efficient use of energy as the lamp only activates when motion is detected.
- Long Lifespan: The SMD LEDs have a lifespan of up to 45,000 hours, reducing the need for frequent bulb changes.
- Weatherproof Design: With an IP65 waterproof rating, the lamp can withstand various weather conditions such as rain, snow, frost, or sleet.
- Multiple Modes: The lamp offers three modes of operation, controlled wirelessly via an included remote control.
- Mode 1: The lamp lights up at 100% maximum power for 20-30 seconds when motion is detected.
- Mode 2: It initially lights up at 30% maximum power, then switches to 100% for 30 seconds upon motion detection, before returning to 30% power.
- Mode 3: The lamp stays at 50% maximum power continuously.
Product Specifications
- Power: 364 LED
- Light Source: LED SMD
- Input Voltage: 12V
- Luminous Flux: 20,000 lm
- Operating Temperature: -10°C to 60°C
- Working Time: 45,000 hours
- Protection Level: IP65
- Beam Angle: 125°
- Shell Material: ABS + Solar Panel + Bracket
- Sensing Distance: 10 meters, 125 degrees
- Material: New ABS Plastic
- Operating Mode: Infrared induction of the human body
- Charging Time: ≥ 8 hours
- Light Modes:
- Mode 1: Motion-activated, turns on at full brightness and turns off after 30 seconds.
- Mode 2: Always on in dark conditions, becomes brighter when motion is detected.
- Mode 3: Automatically turns on at dusk and turns off during the day.
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