About Our Outdoor Solar Lamp — Motion Sensor Solar Powered Garden Light 

1： Well quality: Use by well quality ABS material, it is durable to use outdoors and long term use.

2： PIR motion sensor: The sensitive PIR sensor light can detect people's movement from 3 to 5m. It will automatically control the light on and off.

3：IP65 water resistant: The Solar Light is made of ABS and IP65 Water-resistant material. It can work in different kinds of weather like rain snow and fog.

4：Long working hours: If fully recharges the battery more than 8 hours with direct sunshine, it will keep lighting more than 8 hours

5：Powered by solar energy: The solar panel is at the top of the lamp. It will automatically store electricity during the day. Please install the product at the direct sunshine place. This Outdoor Solar Light is wireless. You can install it on the wall:

6：Super bright: Much brighter than other lamps. Each solar-powered path light has superb-bright eye-protective, flicker-free and no-radiation white LED lights for illumination. It is easy to install on the tree glass metal.

Why Choose Motion Sensor Solar Powered Garden Light?

Input Voltage: 5.5V
Total power:20W
Bulb type:LED
Light source: Solar Light
LED quantity: 100pcs LED
Light color: White
Power source: 1* 3.7V 1200mAH lithium battery
Charging hours: 8hrs
Working hours: more than 8hrs
Control modes: Light/ PIR
High light delay: 20-25s
Sensor angle:120°
Sensor distance:3-5m
Protecting grade: IP65
Material: ABS
Item color: Black

1 * Outdoor LED Solar Light
1 * Expansion Pipe
1 * Screws
1 * User Manual

How Our Motion Sensor Works & Durable and Weatherproof for Outdoor Use

Q&A

Question: Why does the Motion Sensor Solar Powered Garden Light can not work? 

Answer: Please check the following items.

1. Confirm switch is on or not.

2. It is a light sensor, it can not work in the daytime, it can only work in the darkness.

3. Confirm whether it is being continuously used for a long term and no charge, recharge it timely before use again.

4. Make sure people move within the sensing range.

5. Make sure the solar sensor light is installed within the sensing range.

6.Confirm installation direction is correct(solar panel should be facing up).

7. Confirm no objects blocking it and solar panels can receive sunlight.