EMANER
Motion Solar Lights Outdoor
Motion Solar Lights Outdoor
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Specifications
| Brand | EMANER |
| Manufacturer | Emaner |
| Model | EMR-0518 |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Black |
| Style | Modern |
| Product Type | LIGHT_FIXTURE |
| Included Components | Flood Lights |
| Recommended Uses | Outdoor |
| Special Features | ['Motion Sensor'] |
| Item Type Keyword | flood-lighting |
| Item Dimensions | H: 559 / L: 305 / W: 152 (Weight: 2268) |
| Package Dimensions | H: 102 / L: 102 / W: 102 |
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[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 4-Pack]
3rd PURCHASE OF this brand of OUTSTANDING high lumen outdoor solar lights made today. This is the most DURABLE and the best quality solar I've found. First set is 18 months old, works well despite non-stop use in harsh Florida sun and rain. I added a second set 6 months later once I was satisfied by their performance. The solar panel collector can be adjusted easily to be at its most effective angle to the sun. Each stake has two lights that are like wings and independently movable. This design will allow you to light up a lot of yard while keeping the light below window height. On a full charge after a sunny day, these stay lit from dusk till not quite dawn non-stop (at least 8 hours) or much longer if you set for motion activated operation. I have some on dusk to dawn and others motion activated for safety and visibility. It is very simple to switch the settings. Motion activation is triggered at a reasonable distance and seems to be sensitive to size; they do not go off and on all the time. You can adjust the stakes for a taller profile or keep them low to the ground for dramatic up-lighting. Sleek design is one thing but quality of construction and performance distinguishes this from any product I ever bought in a big box store and other brands that work for a few months and then become dim or non-operational. Great for letting the dog out at night, lighting the driveway or address. They work even if you have an outdoor porch light. Highly recommend this brand for solar. (The best outdoor lights that run on electricity that I've found are made by Lohas.)
[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 2-Pack]
Has good detection, very bright and charges well on cloudy days
[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 2-Pack, Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 2-Pack]
I don’t have a yard, but these solar lights will be put to good use. We have frequent power outages here and I have them set up in my bay window and when I have a power outage or just want some nice soft lighting they illuminate my large room beautifully. I can even use the motion detection feature so they turn on when I walk in the room and that would extend the battery. They are really well-made yet Lightweight and I have them on their sturdy stake in a large indoor pot.They came fully charged and took a couple of minutes to put together and I absolutely love them. The stake is made of plastic so it’s water resistant. If there’s ever a natural disaster, I am going to grab them and evacuate with them. I am very impressed and they are very affordable!
[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 2-Pack]
These are working very well to light some dark areas around the deck. They are large, very bright and the 2 bulbs can be adjusted up/down separately, directing light where needed. The motion sensor immediately floods the area with light. Very easy installation. I would buy again
[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 2-Pack, Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 2-Pack]
These are incredible. I live in the dark mountains of North Carolina, where there is zero light pollution. My street is pitch black. Especially with winter, where around 6 PM it's basically dark dark for the night and coming home from the gym and grocery store kinda stinks, especially when I forget to turn my porch light on. I needed something with motion sensors, that can detect me walking up and be bright. These are them.First, they are SO SO bright. Like, flash bang grenade light up. Amazing to illuminate your entire driveway with just the two. Again, my area is basically zero light pollution, there is no porch lights on, most people stay in there homes cause Appalachia, and oh these cut through the darkness like a machete through vines. My pictures below I feel like don't even do justice, but man these things are incredible. The charge from the solar power keeps these things going for as long as it detects motion but you can just leave them on once it gets dark and it's been a couple of days with no issues being on 24/7 (just to try it out) and even that's awesome. One thing I love is that they're good sized, sturdy, and feel well made. As well this comes with mountain hardware in case you wanted to put it on a deck or a porch or something. I point mine down at a decent angle to spread out the light spread, but these things are essentially mini spotlights and can be used to illuminate the side of your house.Seriously these things are the real deal. A must buy to illuminate.
[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 4-Pack]
These have only been operational a few days so I can't speak to their durability. However, so far they are really impressive -- everything as described. They are really bright, install easily and are flexible enough to light up almost any area effectively. I would definitely recommend this product.UPDATE: I was so pleased that I was ready to order another set. Unfortunately, these were operational on 10/19 but by 11/03 only 2 of the 4 lights were still working. I'm very disappointed and clearly will not be ordering additional product.
[Color: Black, Light color: Cool White, Size: 4-Pack]
I received this product two days ago mid afternoon and ordered 6 of them total in two orders. I quickly put them outside to charge and it only had about 3 hours of good sunlight. I was surprised how bright the lights still were even without the full 4 to 6 hour charge it needs. We have been getting two foxes hanging around the neighborhood since last March, killed a neighbor's small dog and other neighbor's chickens and I am sick of cleaning up their nasty poop. Poop on the front porch, middle of yard, sidewalk and back yard dog play area to mark their territory. I tried other methods to deter them but they were hit or miss. I read they don't like light especially sudden light so I thought I would give this a try. I stayed up a little longer the first night to basically watch the front yard often to see if it worked and low and behold around 1:30am I saw one fox running down the middle of the street. It did not trigger the sensor, a little to far I guess but within a half hour the fox came on to the front yard and set off the 2 lights immediately and it ran away fast. Hopefully this will always be the case. I am only using the #1 on/off because I want the yard dark with a sudden bright light for more of a scare for the foxes. Easy to set up and I like the flexibility on the direction I want the lights to face and how high or low I want the sensor. The sensor is sensitive and easily picks up on not only slight movement but from over 25 feet away however, not until you are at a 10 or 2 o'clock position of the sensor so take that into consideration when placing the light. I wish it picked up movement even more to the sides. I also like how bright it is and the distance the light covers. So far so good, I am happy with the product. UPDATE: Have been using these lights now for a couple of weeks and they still work good with no issues with the motion sensor or light brightness. Just wanted to add though, if you are using this to deter cunning foxes away as I am: Since my first review we have had a fox in my back yard 3 times and it was while I was still awake and noticed the lights through the window so I took a look. The fox would get out of the light but as soon as he reached an area that was not so bright he would just hang out and sniff around my guess to look for a place to mark. I ordered two more of these lights so that ALL of my back yard will be lit bright no matter which direction the fox moves. Also, when I saw the fox was not leaving and sniffing away from the light I opened the window and made a loud hissing sound and that scared him right over the fence. I made the same sound the other two times as well therefore, sound seems to work the best and I will shop for a fox sound alarm with motion sensor to incorporate in the set up. Update 9/28/24 - after having these lights several weeks we finally had several days of cloudy and rainy days. The lights still worked without a solar recharge for two days. On the third day of the same weather, the lights died that early evening so if you go without sunlight for two days they still work fine, but after 3 days the batteries die. I think if the lights did not stay on for 30 seconds after no motion detected but rather 5 or 10 seconds (like my other brand lights which still worked after 3 days of no sunlight) than these lights would have more life in the batteries