Vortex Solar Shed Light
Never be in the dark again…
Sheds at the best of times aren't the brightest of places. But with the Vortex Solar Shed Light, you will always be in the light!
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Vortex Solar Shed Light Best Bits
- Eco-friendly solar powered light
- Lasts 7 hours – fully charged
- Simple and easy to install
- Replaceable batteries included
- Works in winter ( UK)
- Screws, wall plugs and mounting bracket included
The eco-friendly lighting solution for sheds and outbuildings.
No more searching around your shed in the dark, or with a torch that needs its batteries replacing desperately. You don't need a mains plug, and you don't even need batteries (as they're included). The Vortex Solar Shed Light brings the brightness of the sun directly into your shed, or any outbuilding for that matter!
This solar powered light is not only eco-friendly, but it also saves you money on electricity, by using the sun for power.
The solar light charges during the day and produces fantastic light at night. The high-powered solar panel charges the internal rechargeable batteries by day, and the in-built light sensor in the panel detects dusk and will allow the light to be turned on. Once fully charged it provides light for up to 7 hours.
It's so easy to install, you won't even need to call in an electrician – all you have to do is simply secure it to your shed wall with the brackets included, then enjoy the convenience of a brightly lit shed all year round!
Vortex Solar Shed Light Specs
- 36 Super bright LEDs 9000MCD
- 12, 24 or 36 LEDs switch option
- 1.5W Solar panel
- 3 x 1800 mAh rechargeable batteries
- 4.8m of cable between solar panel and light
- Full 1 year warranty and light
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"We have one of these lights in our porch, and they are amazingly bright. The good thing is they have a built- in sensor, so they only come when you get near, and go off automatically after a suitable period. I can really recommmend this light."
Mr David Clarke, Tyttenhanger
