Solar LED Lamp with PIR and Dusk Sensor

10W outdoor LED lamp with IP65 protection rating, extremely easy to install on walls, metal supports, etc

SKU 5600-10WSOL01EAN 8059174950156Item type: Assembled,

Description

Outdoor 10W LED lamp with IP65 protection rating, extremely easy to install on walls, metal brackets, etc. Stand-alone system, no mains connection required to operate as it features an internal battery and solar panel for recharging. Equipped with a dusk sensor and a PIR motion sensor. The brightness emitted by the lamp depends on the ambient light intensity and the proximity of moving people. PIR motion sensor range: 3 meters. Dimensions (mm): 90×79.5×55, weight 175 grams. The lamp can be switched off manually via the on/off button.

The lamp is supplied complete with screws and wall plugs for mounting and a user manual in English.

Technical specifications

  • PIR sensor detection distance and angle: 3 meters, 120° max
  • Dimensions (mm): 90×79.5×55
  • Weight: 175 grams

Technical details

Polycrystalline solar panel 5.5V 0.5W
Battery lithium-ion 3.7V 2000mAh (18650 format)
Charging time approx. 11 hours
Autonomy >12 hours
Dusk sensor activation threshold <20 lux
Dusk sensor deactivation threshold >80 lux
Luminous flux 1,000 lumens
Color temperature 4,000K
Number of LEDs 20 SMD 2835 0.5W LEDs
Recommended installation height 2.5 meters
Operating temperature from -20°C to +60°C
Switching cycles approx. 25,000
Average lifespan approx. 50,000 hours
Protection rating IP65

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