Mounted By People Who Aren't Electricians
Finally, a Solar Light
That’s
Actually BIG
Not the Amazon toy.
Every solar light online says it's big. Every one of them claims some crazy lumen number. Then it shows up half the size of the photo and nowhere near as bright as the listing promised.
This one doesn't shrink. The 12000W stands over 3.4 feet fully mounted, with a light head nearly 25 inches long and 480 LEDs behind it. Enough to flood a whole yard from one pole, with no trench, no permit, and no electrician.
And the brightness isn't a number we typed in. We sent ours out to an independent lab. Click below and read the report yourself.
You Already Know Where You Want It
The dark side of the house. The back gate. The barn. The far end of the driveway where the light just stops. You've thought about it more than once. What stopped you wasn't the light, it was the job. Running power out there means a trench, a permit, and an electrician who books three weeks out, so the spot stayed dark.
This is the entire install, laid out right there. Light, pole, mounting arm, every bolt and anchor, and the remote. Nothing to wire. Nothing to buy. Nothing else to buy. Pick your spot, drill it in, and it turns itself on at dusk that same night.
You've Been Burned
Before. Not This Time.
Ordered a “solar street light” online before and pulled a hand-sized piece of junk out of the box? Not this time. Put it up, run it through the rain, see the real size yourself.
Not exactly what we showed? Send it back within 90 days, every dollar back. The risk's on us, not you.
That's the Point
It never comes inside. IP65 sealed, 365 days a year. Rain, snow, heat. It's the same housing that sits on parking lots.
It doesn't need you. No bulb to change, no cord to check, no switch to flip. It charges itself, turns itself on, dims itself down.
Cloudy week doesn't kill it. 25,000mAh banks enough on sunny days to carry the dark ones. Up to 20 hours on a full charge.
It never shows up on a bill. Year one, year five, same cost. Nothing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about performance, installation, battery life, weather resistance and more.
Will it hold a charge through cloudy weather?
Yes. The 25,000mAh LiFePO4 pack banks enough from sunny days to run through stretches of clouds.
LiFePO4 also holds its capacity far better than a standard pack, so year three looks a lot like year one.
Any wiring or electrician needed?
None. It's a fully self-contained solar unit — mount it and it's live.
What kind of battery is in it, and how long does it last?
LiFePO4. Lithium iron phosphate. It's the same chemistry that goes into home solar storage banks and electric vehicles, and it's the single biggest reason this light is still working in year five.
Almost every solar light on the shelf runs a standard lithium-ion pack. Those are done in three to five years.
Ours holds over 80% of its capacity after 3,000 charge cycles, which puts it at five to seven.
Can it take rough weather?
The IP65-rated housing handles rain, snow, and temperature extremes without flinching.
How much ground does one light cover?
The 240° beam throws wide flood coverage. Ideal for driveways, yards, barns, and pathways.
Can I run multiple units together?
Yes — stack them along longer driveways or larger properties for full, uninterrupted coverage.
How does the motion sensor work?
The built-in PIR motion sensor automatically increases the light to full brightness when movement is detected.
After approximately 25 seconds without motion, it returns to energy-saving mode to maximize battery life.
Is installation difficult?
Not at all. Installation takes just a few minutes using the included mounting hardware.
Since no wiring is required, most users can install it without hiring an electrician.