The panel and the lamp head are two separate parts joined by a 5 m (16.4 ft) cable. The panel goes on a sunny wall; the head, with its PIR motion sensor underneath, goes over a covered doorway, inside a shed or garage, or anywhere the light is needed but the sun does not reach. The system runs at 3.7 V and the rated continuous lighting time is under 6 hours.
Eleven versions are listed across six head types, from a 56-LED head to a four-cell COB 128 head, and most head types come with or without a 3-function remote. This range is built on our own production floor in Foshan, so send the head-type and remote split you want with your quote request and the factory that makes it will price it.
Specifications
| Type | Split solar wall light with motion sensor |
|---|---|
| Panel connection | Separate solar panel on a 5 m (16.4 ft) cable |
| Light source | LED; COB on the COB 100 / 120 / 128 heads |
| Head versions | 56 LEDs; COB 100; six-cell COB 120; two-cell 98 LEDs; two-cell 108 LEDs; four-cell COB 128 |
| Switching | Motion sensing |
| Remote control | 3-function remote on the "with remote" versions |
| Voltage | 3.7 V |
| Continuous lighting time | Under 6 hours |
| Mounting | Wall |
| Samples | 15-day sampling; sample fee refunded on order |
These solar powered security lights come in two parts: a separate solar panel that goes where the sun is, and a motion-sensing lamp head that goes where the light is needed, joined by a 5 m (16.4 ft) cable. That layout gets around the main limit of one-piece solar lights, which have to be mounted wherever the panel can catch the sun. Hardware stores, garden centres and online sellers can offer it for covered entrances, sheds, garages and any wall that stays in shade. Our guide to charging a solar light in shade and winter gives the background for customers asking about shaded walls.
Indoor Solar Lights: Head Inside, Panel Outside on a 5 m Cable
The catch with indoor solar lights is that the panel itself has to see the sun, and the 5 m cable solves that here. Fix the panel on an outside wall facing the sun, run the cable inside, and mount the lamp head on the inner wall of a shed, garage, workshop or outbuilding. The space gets a working light without a mains connection or an electrician. All eleven listed versions include the 5 m cable, so the indoor set-up is not tied to one head type.
Solar Shed Light with Motion Sensor: PIR Under the Head
The point of a solar shed light with motion sensor is that it switches on when someone walks in, so nobody has to hunt for a switch in the dark. On this light the PIR sensor dome sits directly under the lamp head, so it reads movement in the space the head is lighting, not outside where the panel is. The rated continuous lighting time is under 6 hours, which fits a light that comes on in short bursts as people come and go. The system runs at 3.7 V.
Solar Wall Light with Separate Panel and Six Head Types
Every version of this solar wall light with separate panel shares the same split layout and 5 m cable; what changes is the lamp head. Six head types are listed, and the product photo shows the six-cell COB 120 head. Five head types are offered with or without the remote, while the two-cell 98-LED head comes with the remote only:
| Lamp head | Without remote | With 3-function remote |
|---|---|---|
| 56 LEDs | ✓ | ✓ |
| COB 100 | ✓ | ✓ |
| Six-cell COB 120 | ✓ | ✓ |
| Two-cell 98 LEDs | Not offered | ✓ |
| Two-cell 108 LEDs | ✓ | ✓ |
| Four-cell COB 128 | ✓ | ✓ |
For a retail range, one panel-and-cable format can carry several looks, from the 56-LED head to the four-cell COB 128 head. To build the rest of the shelf around it, browse our solar security and flood lights.
Solar Security Light with Remote: 3-Function Versions
If your customers want a solar security light with remote control, choose the versions marked with remote: they add a 3-function remote, and six of the eleven listed versions include it. Stocking a remote and a non-remote version of the same head gives a store two options on one shelf without changing the split layout or the 5 m cable. When you request a quote, list the head types and the remote split you need, and we will confirm the details for each version.
Security Light with Solar Panel: Lamp Head Over the Door, Panel in the Sun
This security light with solar panel splits the job in two. The lamp head goes where the light is needed, over a covered doorway or porch or on a wall that stays in shade under the eaves, and the PIR motion sensor underneath it switches the light on when someone approaches. The panel goes on a sunnier wall nearby, joined to the head by a 5 m (16.4 ft) cable, so only the panel needs to see the sun. All eleven listed versions share this layout, whichever of the six head types a buyer picks.
Solar Powered Security Lights for Retailers
Hardware stores, garden centers and online sellers can build an order around the versions they want to stock. Pick the head types, from the 56-LED head to the four-cell COB 128 head, and choose with or without the 3-function remote where both are offered; every version shares the separate panel and 5 m cable. Samples take 15 days, and the sample fee is refunded when you place your order. The lights are made in our own factory in Foshan, and the US is our main market. Add this item to your quote list with your head-type and remote split to get pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is a split solar wall light the better buy than a one-piece unit?
When the spot that needs light is not the spot that gets sun: a covered porch, the inside of a shed or garage, or a wall that stays in shade under eaves. A one-piece unit has to be mounted in sun to charge. Here the panel goes in the sun and the motion-sensing head goes where it is needed, up to the length of the 5 m cable away.
On this security light with solar panel, how far can the panel sit from the lamp head?
Every version comes with a 5 m (16.4 ft) cable between the solar panel and the lamp head, so the panel can be placed up to that cable run away from the head, for example on a sunny outside wall while the head is inside a shed or garage.
Which COB solar wall light head versions can we order?
The heads labelled COB are COB 100, six-cell COB 120 and four-cell COB 128, each offered with or without the 3-function remote. The range also includes a 56-LED head and two-cell 98-LED and 108-LED heads; the 98-LED head is offered with the remote only.
Can we get a sample before placing an order?
Yes. Sampling takes 15 days, and the sample fee is refunded when you place your order. Tell us which head type you want to sample, and whether you want it with or without the 3-function remote where both are offered, then add the light to your quote list. All versions are made in our own factory in Foshan and share the same separate panel and 5 m cable.
