Outdoor Solar Powered LED Spotlight Lamp 6 LEDs Waterproof Available for Pool Use

Ruby Daniels • 10 years ago

This waterproof spotlight is solar-powered, really environmental-friendly. It’s ideal for lighting and decoration of roads, courtyards, gardens, pools, etc.

Easy installation, adjustable lighting angle.

Waterproof grade IP68, it can be put in the water for a long time.

Dustproof, it can be used for roadway lighting or garden decoration.

It can be widely used for lighting and decoration of roads, courtyards, gardens, pools, etc.

Notes:

1. As the charging effect of the solar panel are depended on the sunlight, the LED light time is effected by weather, seasons, places, etc.

2. It is charging only when the button is turned ON.

3. Don’t strike the product, so as not to cause irreversible damage.

4. The stake is so sharp that you must be careful when using it. And don’t let children play with it.

Specifications:

LED quantity: 6 PCS

LED color: White

Working mode: Flash /steady on

Solar panel power consumption: 2V/120mA

Rechargeable battery: 1 * Ni-MH AA Battery, 1.2V/600mAh

Waterproof grade: IP68

Cable length: Approx. 3m / 9.8ft

Item weight: 275g / 9.7oz

Package size: 18 * 9.5 * 8cm / 7.1 * 3.7 * 3.1in

Package weight: 350g / 12.3oz

Package including:

1 * Solar Spotlight

1 set of Strike

Product Features

6 LEDs with ultra-bright white light.
Solar-powered spotlight with efficient solar panel: no AC or DC power is needed.
Environmental-friendly products, high energy conversion rate.
The specific light-control system makes sure that the LEDs only light up in dark environments (in the evening).
Automatically get charged during the daytime (enough sunshine), and light up at night.

PAhisorytBookworm "It's all about Pennsylvania." says:

July 23, 2013 at 1:39 pm

weak Arrived in good condition. The positive – the unit seems to meet the waterproof requirement. I don’t have it submerged, but it’s definitely weathered some heavy winter storms already.The negative – mostly design problems#1 – the unit will only charge if the switch is on… but there is no way to know if the on/off switch is on or off. (You can’t mark it either because it’s a return-to-position push button).#2 – the SOS flashing light is just like the on/off switch and right next to it. Mostly an annoyance when I set the thing up with very low dusk lighting. I guess I could paint a circle around it so I know which button NOT to push. If you can hear me, Mr. Designer, put the SOS option on the toys and focus on providing more light!#3 – It’s easy to toggle both of these switches just by picking up the unit or pushing on it. The buttons could have been recessed better.#4 – And the most annoying issue… After charging all day, I only get about an hour of very weak light each night. Calling this a spot lamp is a stretch. Sigh.

Melrin says:

July 23, 2013 at 2:02 pm

It works but doesn’t last all night This little light is fine for close up lighting of small areas. I bought it to which type I wanted for my project. This wasn’t it but I didn’t expect it to be really. The light says a full charge lasts all night but it doesn’t do that, it’s always off long before dawn. In a small area shining on a decorative piece or perhaps shining on a sidewalk from a foot or two above it the light might be fine but much over 4 feet there’s little light value. Make sure you know what you need before buying.

Jeff says:

July 23, 2013 at 2:12 pm

Nice and bright. Seems very durable. I figured it would be cheap quality, but it feels like a very sturdy light.I’m using it to light up a bench outside. Plenty of light, too.Happy with my purchase.

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