Garden stake light with solar panel – switches on automatically at dusk

Garden stake with solar panel – light along the path, without cables in the garden

A 44 cm tall stake that you push into the soil in a flower bed or along a path. The solar panel charges the battery during the day, and the sensor switches on the lights as soon as it gets dark. There is nothing to connect and nothing to set up.

Why choose a garden stake with a solar panel?

Garden lighting usually fails because of the cable: a trench in the lawn or an extension cord running across the area. A stake with its own panel eliminates this problem and can be moved when you redesign the flower bed. The sensor handles switching, so you do not have to think about it.

• Solar panel: 2 V, charges the built-in battery during the day without mains power.
• Sensor: switches on at sunset and off again in the morning.
• Light output: 120 lumens at 1.2 watts, enough to outline a path.
• Housing: weather-resistant ABS; rain and moisture are no problem.
• Installation: no tools required; push the tip into the ground and you are done.

A path that outlines itself as darkness falls.

Choose a location that receives sunlight during the day; otherwise, the battery will not fully charge. Push the tip vertically into loose soil and firm the ground around it. Wipe the panel clean a few times per season, as dust and leaves reduce charging time.

Specifications

• ABS housing
• 5 cm wide, 44 cm high
• 1.2 watts and 120 lumens
• 2 V solar panel with built-in battery
• Dusk sensor for automatic on and off

Place it along the path and let the sun do the work.