Warm White Solar Spot Light
Availability :In Stock
68| Quantity | Price |
|---|---|
| Buy 1 | $115.00 Each |
| Buy 2 | $110.00 Each |
| Buy 5 | $105.00 Each |
Warm White Solar Powered Spot Light
This professional quality solar landscape lighting comes with a cast aluminum body and panel. The 12 warm white LEDs configuration creates a consistently bright light and sets up in minutes.
The cord to the solar panel is 12 inches long and we have a 9-foot extension available. These solar spotlights are the perfect way to illuminate areas or features where no wiring or electricity has been run. They allow you to save energy and money at the same time. The simple design means you can match it with your already existing landscape lights!
Specifications
- Model Number: SGG-S12WW
- LED Lights: 12
- Brightness: 125 Lumens
- Operating Time: 8-10 Hours
- Measurements: Height: 5" X 3.5"
- 1X Light
- 1X Solar Panel
- 2X Yard Stakes
- 1 Year Manufacturer Warranty
And check out the double spot light version we offer!
United StatesNot what I expected
United StatesI've purchased these lights before and know how well they work. This time I had to adjust one of the spotlight hoods because it was askew out of the box, but the adjustment was simple enough. I would certainly by these lights again.
United StatesThe whole experience was really professional and the quality of the light was everything I had hoped for. What I didn't realize is the large size of the solar panel and due to the fact we need 5 of them in our yard that is just grass, the look just didn't work. But, I expect we will be buying all our future solar lights from this place
United StatesI am not a negative person but the lights are not providing the result. 1 is defective I think it’s the switch the others don’t provide the lighting needed. I was very excited as I have a 2 acre lot and was going to pick up another 12. If you have another product that provides more lighting I would upgrade
United StatesSo far great. Turns out that the spot I needed to put it gets great SW sun exposure. So all I needed to do is pound the two stakes in the ground and then screw in the solar panel in one and the spotlight in the other. I am terrible at home projects but did this one easily. It works beautifully so far—I installed it a few days ago.