Solar Garden Path Lights | Motion Sensor | 2 Bollards | PRISM

With a quality finish and easily relocatable design, these Solar Garden Path Lights are guaranteed to look fantastic in any yard! 

To turn the light on and off, press and hold the white button on the bollard for 3 seconds. To change between the three contrasting brightness modes, simply press the white button to select.  The light will automatically illuminate at night and turn off at dawn. 

The 3 lighting modes are: 

① Constant dim light - a dim light is displayed continuously from dusk until dawn 
② Sensor with dim light - a dim light is displayed continuously from dusk until dawn. When motion is detected the light brightens for 25 seconds before returning to a dim light. 
③ Sensor with bright light - the light will remain off until motion is detected then the brightest light setting will be activated. 

The solar light is 100% waterproof and weather-resistant, made of rustproof stainless steel material to prevent it from deteriorating and giving you a longer-lasting product. 

Use the ground spikes to customise the way you light up your property making walkways, entrances and even garden beds shine in the dark. Alternatively, you can use the included screws and plugs to secure in to timber or masonry. No cables, wiring or power adapter is required. 

Features a passive infra-red motion sensor which ensures the lights will only illuminate when body heat is detected. Therefore, the lights will not be activated by moving trees, only animal or human interaction.   

With a powerful integrated rechargeable lithium battery, you’ll never need to worry about it running out of juice! 

This pack includes 2 lights. 

Solar lights are not only a viable alternative to conventional outdoor wired lights, particularly where installing electrical lighting is prohibitive, but they’re also eco-friendly, low in cost and highly energy-efficient thanks to their LED bulbs and energy-saving power source.  

With so many to select from, we’ve helped take the work out of choosing. Read more on our Solar Lights buying guide blog here. 

 

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