15W Solar Flood Light

Adjustable lamp and panel brackets
Purpose designed wide and a forward throw diffuser
Illuminate large areas effectively
High quality inbuilt lithium battery
Constant lighting (no P.I.R)
Remote controls ON/OFF, dimmer, & timer functions
Surface or post mountable
Custom bracketing or powdercoated poles available on request
Light will operate during daylight hours to illuminate large enclosed areas
3800mm panel to light head cable
1 year warranty for faulty workmanship or component failure not influenced by external means

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Category: Solar Security and Flood Lights

The flood light’s wide diffuser is purpose designed to spread and throw the light illuminating large areas effectively. This model does not use a P.I.R (passive infrared sensor) ensuring constant illumination of the area. The supplied remote controls on/off, dimmer, and timer functions offering the ability to program the light to specific site conditions. Solar panel and light head mounting hardware included allowing the panel to be installed up to 3800mm from the light head. The unique design and programming of this light allows it to be operated during the day for lighting farm sheds, garden sheds or any enclosed areas that require lighting during the day.

SKU	SOLL011/15
Solar Panel Wattage	4.35W
LED Output	15W
Lumen Output	1500 lm
Battery Type	Lithium-ion
Battery Specifications	3.7V 6AH (22.2Wh)
Autonomy	> 5 nights, setting dependent
Correlated Colour Temp (CCT)	6000K
Fixture Size	189 (I) x 103 (w) x 79 (h) mm
Light Source	OSRAM 2835
Recharge	6 hours
Mounting Height	2 – 3 metres
Mounting	Wall or post
Finish	Moulded polycarbonate
Warranty Period	1 year

15W FLOOD LIGHT SPECIFICATION

Operational Modes

Constant output lighting, no P.I.R (passive infrared sensor). Remote control over ON/OFF, dimmer, timer and day or night operation.

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.

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