20W SOLAR FLOOD LIGHT
- Commercial grade solar security lighting
- Adjustable lamp and panel brackets included
- High quality inbuilt LifeP04 battery
- Radar sensor lighting 20% to 100% when movement is detected
- >3 nights autonomy
- Wall or column mountable
- Custom bracketing or powdercoated poles available on request
- Premium Epistar LED’s
- 5mtr panel to light head cable, extensions available
- IP66 waterproof rating
- 2 year warranty for faulty workmanship or component failure not influenced by external means
The 20w floodlight is a purpose-built commercial grade solar security light. The lights custom smart programming incorporates an extremely sensitive 360° radar sensor system where the light will operate at 20% output until the movement activated radar is triggered, instantly switching to full output. The light output produced by the premium Epistar LEDs set at a 120° angle ensure large areas are illuminated effectively. Solar panel and light head mounting hardware are included. The 5000mm of cabling between the light head and the solar panel allow the panel to be remote located to achieve maximum photovoltaic conversion or allow the light head to be installed under cover. Extensions cables are available.
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SKU |
SOLL/20 |
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Solar Panel Wattage |
25W |
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LED Output |
20W |
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Lumen Output |
2400 lm |
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Battery Type |
LiFePO4 |
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Battery Specifications |
24AH 3.2V (76Wh) |
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Autonomy |
> 3 nights |
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Correlated Colour Temp (CCT) |
6000K |
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Fixture Size |
299.6 x 269 x 51.8 mm |
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Light Source |
Epistar 3030 |
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Recharge |
6 hours |
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Mounting Height |
3 - 5 metres |
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Mounting |
Wall or column |
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Finish |
Powdercoated cast aluminum |
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Warranty Period |
2 years |
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The 360° radar sensor is activated by movement and acts as a power saving feature. The light will operate at 20% output until the radar is activated where it will operate at 100% until no movement is detected returning to 20% output.
What is a Lumen?In simple terms, Lumens are a measure of the total amount of visible light from a lamp or light source. The higher the lumen rating, the “brighter” the lamp will work.
How does this compare with other light sources?Familiar examples
• A typical 4 x D cell battery maglite will emit approx. 70 lumens
*The PIR (passive infrared sensor) is activated by movement and acts as a power saving feature. The light will operates at 4 LEDs output until the PIR is activated where it will operate at 100% until no movement is detected returning to 4 LEDs output.
