A dual-head motion solar light with two adjustable beams for wide backyard and fence-line coverage. Offered as part of the wider BeginLighting range and presented at the capability level, not a spec sheet. Brandable under OEM / ODM — your colorway, logo and retail pack.
Full specs and samples on request — tell us your target market and we will quote and put a working sample in your hands.
More about this product
The Dual-Head Motion Sensor Solar Flood Light is built for coverage. Two independently adjustable lamp heads sit on a single solar-charged body, so one fixture can aim light in two directions at once – down a fence line and across a lawn, or over a gate and along a path – instead of leaving the gaps a single fixed head would. A triple-head configuration is available where an even wider spread is needed. Motion activation is central to how it works: the fixture rests in a low-power state and brings the heads up when it detects movement, which both draws attention to the area and conserves the battery so a day’s solar charge stretches further across the night. Because each head pivots on its own, an installer can fine-tune the aim to match the exact corner, driveway or yard being covered. It is solar-powered and wire-free – an integrated panel and rechargeable battery mean no mains connection and no cabling to trench – so it goes up on a wall, fence post, shed or carport with a couple of screws. That makes it a natural fit for backyards, fence lines, side passages, detached garages, farm and rural outbuildings, and other wide, unlit outdoor spaces. Typical buyers are hardware and garden retailers, security-product resellers, property managers and private-label sellers rounding out an outdoor line with a higher-coverage motion option. On the B2B side it is offered at the capability level under OEM / ODM. You can specify the dual- or triple-head configuration for your SKU line, your housing color and finish, your logo and your retail packaging. Full electrical specifications and a working sample are provided on request – send us your coverage 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 do two heads give me that a single-head light doesn't?
Can the two heads be aimed separately?
How does motion activation affect battery life?
Where is it designed to be mounted?
Can we choose dual- or triple-head for our SKU line?
A solar powered spotlight built for driveway and fence-line coverage
Two independently aimed heads on one solar-charged body make this a solar powered spotlight rather than a general area light: each head is pointed at a defined target, and the second closes the gap a single fixed head would leave. That is exactly how driveway solar lights are bought in US hardware retail, one unit at the head of the drive throwing light down the approach and across the parking apron, with no cable to trench back to the house.
Built on our own floor and offered for private label, it suits hardware and garden retail, security-product resellers and property-maintenance buyers who need two directions covered from one mounting point.
What sensing behavior should we specify for a motion activated outdoor light?
Three settings decide how a motion activated outdoor light feels in use: the detection angle each head covers, the sensing distance, and the hold time before the heads fade back down. A wide angle with a short hold suits a driveway where cars and people pass straight through; a narrower angle with a longer hold suits a gate or a doorway where someone stops and needs light while they are there. We do not publish fixed figures on the page because they are set per configuration, so tell us the placement and we confirm the sensor spec with your quote.
