Solar sensor wall lights and twin-head spike lights

Who these are for

This is the short end of the range. If you are buying for retail packs, an Amazon listing or a hardware chain, these three carry the detail a listing needs — LED count, panel rating, battery chemistry, sensing angle, mode behaviour and carton cube. If you need a wider wall-light range, ask: the factory sells more wall and garden lights than it has given us export sheets for, and we will request the models you want.

The four-mode sensor behaviour

Both wall lamps run four selectable modes. Two are sensing modes: the light comes on when someone approaches, then either dims to a low level after 15 seconds or goes out. Two are standing modes: full brightness for about five hours then sleep, or half brightness through the night.

Those figures are the factory's own, measured from a full charge. Charge time is stated as eight hours in summer sun. Both numbers move with your latitude, the season and how dirty the panel gets; treat them as a specification to verify on a sample, not a guarantee for your site.

One published IP rating

The twin-head spike light is specified at IP65. The two wall lamps do not carry a stated IP rating on the sheet we hold, so we have not given them one. If your market needs a declared ingress rating, ask and we will request the test report before you order.

The models

Prices are indicative and in USD; the MOQ shown is the factory's standard export pack, and order minimums are confirmed on the quotation.

Wall and spike lights