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Motion Sensor Stainless Steel Pole Solar Light
Motion Sensor Stainless Steel Pole Solar Light
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Item ID PIR009
Unit PCS
Min. Order Qty 1
Box Qty 1
Case Qty 24
Weight 1.00
Box Weight 1.00
Case Weight 20.00
Box L x W x H 4X4X6.5
Case L x W x H 13X17.5X14
UPC 8315170032914
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Motion Sensor Stainless Steel Pole Solar Light


Motion Sensor Stainless Steel Pole Solar Light has following features


  • Great for your front yard, patio, even in the garden. With special technic "Motion Sensor" design would sensor any passing object within 5 feets distance and makes the light goes up brighter than usual then goes dim within few second. Affordable price to every single household.
  • Sun Powered
  • No Wiring
  • On/Off switch
  • Powered by the sun
  • Fast & easy install
  • Rechargeable Ni-Cd AA battery included
  • Energy, electrical saving
  • Ideal for areas where conventional electrical supply is not available
  • Recharged by solar panel under sunlight
  • Light turns on automatically when dark
  • Automatically illuminates when PIR sensor is triggered to save energy
  • Each illumination is 30 seconds
  • Up to 200 illuminations on a full charge
  • 15 ft field of vision
  • 180º detection angle
  • Safe Water Resistant
  • Corrosion resistant
  • CE certified
  • Item size 3.75 (diameter) X 15 (H)

  • A Passive Infra-Red (PIR) sensor is an electronic device commonly used in security lighting, and burglar alarm systems. A PIR sensor is a motion detector which detects the heat (infrared) emitted naturally by humans and animals. When a person in the field of vision of the sensor moves, the sensor detects a sudden change in infrared energy and the sensor is triggered (activated).