LampatSolar Lights, Bright 62 LED Solar Powered Security Lights Waterproof Outdoor Motion Sensor Lighting for Wall, Patio, Garden, Landscape, Deck, Shed, Lawn, 2 Pack

Nice lights.All were functional upon delivery. Pretty straight forward operation. VERY large rubber coated on/off/auto 3 way toggle switch. If mounted where you can reach it this large switch is very functional. As another mentioned; they are larger than I thought, but that is ok. The solar panel is about the size of an ipad.The power cord disconnects from the light unit to aid in mounting and routing the cord. (Another nice feature.)There must have been a Black Friday sale on these; I purchased two sets (four total lights) @ $40.00 each ($80.00 total). I see they are now $100.00 plus.We'll see how they stand up to Iowa weather! While well made and sturdy; I am sure I would have passed at the 100 dollar price.BUT; if you have no other option (power available) these are nice. The light won't light up a whole yard except in pitch blackness, but for door entry lighting sized area these will work just fine.I intend on using one in my three season porch entry with the solar panel routed through a screen molding.One I intended for use with my motor home camping. While too large to permanently mount; I'm thinking pole mounted now for that application.

The hardest part of this installation to me were the tiny screws that you have to get through the sides of the solar light, and then you have to attach the bracket to them and then screw on the knobs. I searched for good advice, but couldn't find any.I thought I'd share what I finally came up with, and it made installation easy.1. Put the tiny screws through the holes on either side of the solar light where you will be attaching the metal bracket, and cover the back with a small strip of Gorilla tape. (maybe duct tape would work also, but Gorilla tape really did a great job)2. Slightly spread the bracket out a bit, so that you're not up on a ladder trying to stretch it out and over the screws.3. All had to when I was up on the ladder was install the metal bracket (separately!), and then place the solar light inside the bracket (which was already stretched out a little)4. Push the hole on one side of the bracket over the screw that's already attached and protruding out on the solar light, and tighten it down with one of the knobs. The bracket closes in nice and tight again once you've put on both knobs. You can even easily slide your finger behind the tape to apply pressure as you screw down the knob.Done! Except for plugging in the solar panel, which was easily installed. I hope this makes sense and may help someone, because if you're like me and you don't have great balance on a ladder (I'm a 65 year old woman), then it's always good to get as much done on the ground as possible.The light seems to work well, but I gave it 4 stars due to the lack of good instructions and the brain power I had to use!

The lampat 90 LED Solar Security Light is a highly efficient motion sensing solar security light. Great for back yards, entry ways, any area where motion needs detecting.Made with ABS plastic and aluminum for added durability.Instruction manual includes : Product description, Parts list, Operation, How to use the Control Dials, Assembly, Lamp Installation, Trouble Shooting, Replacing Batteries, Maintenance, and Safety Information. Plus we are always available to assist you.We will show the features of this phenomenal security light.OPERATION MADE SIMPLEThere is an ON/OFF/AUTO switch located on the underside of the light. A toggle switch.With the Switch in the "AUTO" position, the light turns on automatically as soon as nearby motion is detected.When switched to the "ON" position the light stays on and functions as a regular light.In the "OFF" position, the light remains off, and the sensor will not detect motion.The Solar Security Light must be charged for 3 days in the "OFF" position before use.HOW TO USE THE CONTROL DIALSThe lampat Solar Security Light lets you adjust the settings with the use of three control dials: 'Lux' which controls the units sensitivity to light in the surrounding area.'Sens' controls the units sensitivity to nearby motion ."Time' controls how long the light will stay on after detecting motion**** These controls are located beneath the Lights Motion Detector***ASSEMBLY OF SOLAR PANEL OR DECK-MOUNTEDFirst secure the bracket to the solar panel with screws provided.Set the bracket on the base surface or layer, and secure it in place with the larger size screws provided in the hardware packet.Adjust the angle of the solar panel to ensure that it receives the most favorable amount of sunlight.NOTE: The solar panel comes with a 16 foot cord. So both units can be installed up to 16 feet apart.LAMP INSTALLATIONFirst remove the U shaped mounting bracket from the rear of the lamp with the knobs mounted on each side of .Then using the U shaped mounting bracket mark out the spot where the unit is to be installed.Secure the lamp to the wall with the screws provided.Carefully route the power cord from the solar panel to the lamp and plug it into the battery housing which is located under the lamp where the ON/OFF/AUTO switch is located.Adjust the motion sensor towards the area where motion or movement is likely to be detected. Using the screws on the neck of the detector. The sensor can be moved 'UP or DOWN' or from 'SIDE to SIDE' giving you versatility of movement.REPLACING BATTERIESThe batteries are lodged in the compartment located behind the lamp unit.Remove the screws of the battery compartment to access batteries.Replace the batteries with the rechargeable batteries of the same type and rating.Close the battery compartment using its screws.NOTES:This 90 LED solar light requires a 3.7 Volt 2200 mAh 18650 Lithium rechargeable batteryTo ensure that the detection of any nearby motion is effective or as useful as possible, the lamp should be mounted 6.5 to 9.8 Feet from ground level.Rechargeable batteries can last up to 800 hours. For best results and optimal use replace the batteries every 12 months.