Aurora

Easy Solar DIY Solution:

This solar lantern can be mounted on 3-inch posts, flat surfaces or walls.

Virtually Maintenance Free:

This solar lamp is constructed of weatherproof, rust-resistant cast aluminum and beveled Once installed, just let the sun do all the work. The only maintenance required is changing the batteries every 2 ½ – 3 years.

Cost Effective:

Solar Powered Light means no further costs, making this unit a cost-effective solar lighting solution for new installation with its modern design and energy efficiency. It is also a perfect money-saving replacement for electrical or gas-powered outdoor lighting.

Duration:

This solar light is designed to turn on at dusk providing a 50-lumen output of light for up to 8 hours of operation when its battery gets fully charged during the day.

All In One Solar Lighting Solution:

This Solar Light comes with all the hardware for mounting this unit anywhere you choose where ample sunshine is available. It includes all the hardware for three styles of mounting: as a wall sconce; on flat surfaces such as pillars or columns; or at the top of a three-inch outside diameter lamp post.

No Electrical Wiring Is Needed:

Just install the light fixture and let the sun do the rest. The Aurora’s solar lamp internal Lithium Ion battery pack charges when sunlight hits the fixture’s integrated solar panel which is protected by the durable, weather-resistant tempered glass to help ensure its long-lasting reliability.

Duration:

At dusk, 6 bright-white LEDs will turn on automatically and shine at a brightness of 50 lumens for up to eight (8) hours on a full solar charge (generally it takes about six hours of direct sunlight on the solar panel to achieve a full solar charge of the battery pack after it’s been completely run down). The patented cone reflector helps to disperse the light more efficiently in our Aurora solar light.

Solar Powered:

The fixture is designed to automatically turn on at dusk and last for up to 8 hours after it’s battery has been fully charged during the daytime. With proper setup for optimal sun exposure, a sunny day without cloud cover should be sufficient to provide a full recharge. Recharging speed will vary based on weather conditions, but no charging will occur if the direct sun does not shine on the solar panel. Do not locate the solar light fixture in a shaded area.