eLEDing Solar Powered Motion Sensor Wall Light

The light itself is made out of plastic, yet it feels durable and solid.
Except from the light, the box also includes a manual, a wall mount adapter as well as the required screws to get everything installed in place.

In order to charge, the devices makes use of the solar panels that are installed on the top cover.
As the panels have a large surface area, they are able to efficiently collect light and fully charge
the integrated battery even if they aren't exposed to broad daylight all day long.
The capacity of the battery must be fairly big as it can easily last the whole night.

In total, there are 56 LED chips installed in the light's PCB.
Each emitter is able to output quite a bit of light and collectively the total lumen output is very high.
The device contains two output modes (moonlight and high) and using its motion sensor it can trigger a mode switch.

More specifically, once the night settles the device automatically turns on in moonlight mode.
This mode is perfect for the majority of the time as it consumes little energy and provides a small
but usable amount of light.

Due to its motion sensor, the light is able to identify when someone comes by and when it's
triggered it forces the light to jump in high mode for about 20 seconds.
The high mode provides an astonishing amount of light - it's too bright to look at directly.
If the motion sensor is triggered again for the following 20 seconds, the countdown timer gets reset otherwise the light goes back to moonlight.

Overall, the device is a very useful gadget and should definitely help in bringing the electricity bill down.
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