Where our solar lights earn their keep
No grid, no wiring, no electrician. Below are the six jobs our customers actually use these lights for — and which series fits each one.
Pick the job, we will match the light
Homes & compounds
Gate, courtyard and veranda. The camera model keeps an eye on the entrance; ceiling lights handle the rooms inside.
Shops, kiosks & market stalls
Light a counter after closing hours without paying for generator fuel. Ceiling lights inside, a flood light over the doorway.
Farms & village roads
Where the grid does not reach. High-capacity models run all night on one day of sun, with no fuel cost.
Construction sites & warehouses
Tough die-cast bodies that survive rain and dust, plus a camera option for night-time theft deterrence.
Parking lots & open yards
Wide beams over a large area from a single pole. Camera models double as a record of what happened overnight.
Streets & pathways
Repeatable, easy-to-quote models for paths, fences and perimeter walls — the classic municipal and estate job.
Three series, three different jobs
| Series | Best for | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Solar monitoring floodlight | Gates, yards, sites — anywhere the customer also wants a record | Built-in 4G camera with night vision and app control, on top of a full-power flood light |
| Solar flood lights | Streets, paths, fences, warehouses — volume jobs | Die-cast aluminum body, adjustable panel, IP66, the most price-competitive per lumen |
| Solar indoor lights | Rooms, shops, corridors, verandas | Ceiling light with separate panel, remote control, no wiring and no electrician needed |
Not sure which one?
Tell us what you are lighting — a compound, a shop, a stretch of road — and how many hours a night it needs to run. We come back with the model, the quantity and a written FOB price within 24 hours.