Wire-free solar-powered LED floodlights in the BeginLighting range — the outdoor line that charges by day and lights driveways, yards, signage and entryways by night, with motion detection to stretch runtime. A broad, steady outdoor category that complements an indoor-ambiance lineup with no rewiring for the end customer.
- Solar charging with motion-activated and dusk-to-dawn modes
- Weather-facing housing for walls, fences and gardens
- OEM / ODM ready — your wattage tiers, bracket and packaging
This is a range line shown at the capability level. Full specs and samples on request — send your brightness, runtime and market targets and we will quote and sample accordingly.
More about this product
The Solar LED Flood Light is the outdoor workhorse of the BeginLighting range – a wire-free, solar-powered floodlight that charges by day and lights driveways, yards, signage and entryways after dark. Where several models in the range are built around one job, this line is the broad, year-round outdoor category that a full solar assortment is built on, and it complements an indoor-ambiance lineup without asking the end customer to rewire anything. Its defining feature is three operating modes. Motion mode keeps the fixture in a low-power state and floods the area when it detects movement, which conserves the battery and doubles as a deterrent; Dusk-to-Dawn mode holds a steady output from nightfall for continuously lit paths and doorways; and Always-On runs at full for as long as the charge allows, for the hours when constant light is wanted. Having all three in one line lets a reseller cover security, ambiance and utility use cases from a single platform. Each unit carries its own solar panel and rechargeable battery and a weather-facing housing for walls, fences and gardens, so installation is a couple of screws with no cabling and no electrician. That keeps it practical across residential, small-commercial and off-grid sites. Typical buyers are outdoor and hardware retailers, security resellers, and private-label sellers who want a deep, own-brand solar range rather than a single model. On the B2B side this is presented at the capability level under OEM / ODM, and it is the natural base for a private-label solar program: your wattage tiers, bracket and mounting, housing color and finish, logo and retail packaging. Full electrical specifications and working samples are provided on request – send your brightness, runtime and market targets and we will quote and sample accordingly, with samples typically ready in about fifteen days and the sample cost credited against your first order. MOQ, pricing and production lead time are quoted per program.
Frequently asked questions
What are the three operating modes, and when is each used?
Is the floodlight genuinely wire-free?
How does it perform outdoors and in poorer light?
Why is this the line to build a whole solar range around?
Can we build a multi-SKU own-brand solar range across different wattage tiers from this line?
Building an own-brand range of solar flood lights outdoor
Most private-label programs start here, because solar flood lights outdoor is the broadest and steadiest line in the category: one platform, three operating modes, and a use case in almost every yard. A reseller can run an entry tier, a mid tier and a high-output tier off the same base and cover security, path and utility jobs without sourcing three unrelated models.
Positioned inside a wider assortment of solar led outdoor lights, this line is the volume anchor while the wall-wash, dual-head and separate-panel models fill the specialist slots around it. Every unit is built on our own floor, with wattage tiers, bracket and mounting, housing finish, logo and retail packaging specified per program.
Is a solar powered flood light bright enough to replace a mains fixture?
For the jobs this category is bought for, yes. A solar powered flood light banks a day of charge and releases it on demand, so motion mode delivers a bright burst exactly when something moves instead of spending output on an empty yard all night. Where a site truly needs continuous full brightness until dawn, a mains fixture remains the right answer. Output figures for a given configuration are confirmed on the spec sheet that goes out with your quote.
