Front entrance
Visitors are lit before they knock, and you can see who is at the door from inside. Sensor mode keeps it dark until it matters.


4-head solar flood light with 223 LEDs, a motion sensor and a remote — lights up to 1,075 sq ft, 100% solar, no wiring.
2-year warranty + 30-day money back guarantee.
Ships from United StatesArrives within 4 business days
4-HEAD SOLAR FLOOD LIGHT
Four adjustable heads and 223 LEDs throw bright, even light across driveways, entrances, backyards and side yards — up to 1,075 sq ft from a single unit. A motion sensor brings it to full power the moment someone steps into range. 100% solar, no wiring.
Visitors are lit before they knock, and you can see who is at the door from inside. Sensor mode keeps it dark until it matters.

Aim two heads down the drive and one at the garage door. Full brightness when a car pulls in, then back to standby 20 seconds later.

One unit covers the patio and the lawn behind it. Dim mode holds a soft 10% glow all evening and jumps to 100% when someone walks out.

The dark strip beside the house is where motion lighting earns its keep. The sensor watches a 120° zone up to 16 ft out.

No power out there? Doesn't matter. The panel charges by day, the battery runs the light by night, and nothing needs wiring.

Always-on mode holds a steady 30% for evenings outside — no sensor, no flicker, no switch to find in the dark.

Sunlight in. Up to 12 hours of light out.

5–6 hours of daylight on the top-mounted 5V/2W panel fills the built-in 2000mAh battery. Mount it where the panel sees open sky.

Runs 6–12 hours per night depending on the mode. Sensor mode stretches the charge furthest, because the heads only fire when someone is there.

A single PIR sensor watches a 120° zone up to 16 ft out. Step in and all four heads jump to 100% for 20 seconds, then settle back down.

Three modes on the remote: Sensor (off → 100% → off), Dim (10% standby → 100%), Always-on (steady 30%). Change it from the ground — no ladder.
ENERGY CYCLE
Four adjustable heads, 223 LEDs and a motion sensor — charged by the sun, no wiring, no electrician.

No electrician, no cables. Mount the bracket, clip the light on, aim the heads and pick a mode.
Pick a wall, post or eave where the top-mounted panel gets direct sun and the sensor faces the approach you want to watch.

Fix the bracket, clip the light on. The whole unit — panel, battery, sensor and heads — is one piece, so there is nothing to wire.

Tilt each of the four heads toward the area you want lit — driveway, door, side yard — for up to 270° of coverage.

Sensor for security, Dim for a soft glow with a motion boost, Always-on for evenings outside. Switch anytime from the ground.

SPECIFICATIONS
Specifications for the 50W model.
| Criterion | Solar Energy Lighting | Other Companies |
|---|---|---|
| Warranty | Comes with a full 2 year warranty | Less or no guarantee at all |
| Coverage | 4 adjustable heads, 270° lighting angle | One fixed head |
| Brightness | 223 SMD LEDs, up to 1,075 sq ft | No |
| Modes | 3 modes + remote control | One mode, no remote |
| Installation | Simple DIY installation | Requires professional installation |
| Build quality | Waterproof ABS + PC housing | Very cheap quality |

Every order is processed and dispatched from our U.S. warehouse within 24 hours of order confirmation, with tracked USPS delivery to your door in 2–4 business days.
Pole and wall-mounted solar street lights for driveways, parking areas and larger spaces.
Every order ships from our warehouse in the United States. Orders are processed and dispatched within 24 hours, and tracked USPS delivery typically arrives in 2–4 business days.
Mounted it above the garage and it lights the whole driveway when the car pulls in. The four heads let me aim one at the side door too.
Sensor mode is the one to use — it stays off until someone walks up, then it's bright. Installed in about ten minutes with no wiring.
We use Dim mode on the patio: a soft glow all evening and full brightness when someone comes out. The remote is handy.
Replaced a wired flood light on the barn. No electrician, no trench, just screws. Charges fine on the south wall.
Three weeks of rain so far and it is still running every night.