{ "id": "solar-motion-sensor-security-light", "sku": "solar-motion-sensor-security-light", "title": "TECKNET Solar Motion Sensor Security Light 2 Pack", "slug": "solar-motion-sensor-security-light", "price": 83.99, "currency": "USD", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "security-and-flood", "category_label": "Security And Flood", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": "680 g", "images": [ "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/main-solar-motion-sensor-security-light.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-2.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-3.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-4.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-5.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-6.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-7.jpg", "https://americansolarlights.com/dropship-images/security-and-flood/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/solar-motion-sensor-security-light-8.jpg" ], "description_short": "Two solar-powered lights combine three lighting modes with broad light coverage for outdoor entrances and garden areas.", "description": "Make the route to your door easier to see\n\nA dark approach can turn a simple trip outside into a search for the step, gate, or keyhole. You may only need light for a short walk from the driveway. Or you may prefer a low level of light near the back door throughout the evening.\n\nA solar motion sensor security light offers an option for these everyday needs. It uses sunlight for charging and can respond when movement is detected. That makes its position just as important as its features.\n\nThis TECKNET set includes two cool white outdoor lights. Each is described with 416 LEDs, three lighting modes, and a broad lighting angle. Before buying, think about where you need light, where sunlight falls, and how you want the lights to behave after dark.\n\nStart with the area you actually use\n\nIt is tempting to choose a light by its biggest coverage claim. A more useful starting point is the route people take. Look at the walk from the gate, the step outside the laundry, or the space beside the garage.\n\nWhich part is hard to see? Where would light help you find a handle or spot an obstacle? A well-placed outdoor entrance light can be more useful than one aimed across a large area that nobody crosses.\n\nWith two fixtures, you can consider separate locations rather than expecting one light to cover everything. Both positions need their own sunlight and suitable mounting surface. Do not assume that a good spot for the first light guarantees a good spot for the second.\n\nHow solar charging affects your choice\n\nSolar lighting depends on the daylight available at its installed position. A convenient wall may be shaded by a roof, nearby building, or tree. The area below it might need light, but the panel still needs a useful chance to charge.\n\nCheck the proposed spot at different times of day. Notice shadows from fences and roof edges. Think about seasonal changes too, especially if the site receives sunlight only when the sun is high.\n\nThe supplier claims over 10–12 hours of lighting after a full day of charging. Treat that as a stated performance claim, not a promise for every night. The record does not supply a detailed test method or battery capacity. Your selected mode and the amount of movement may also affect how the stored charge is used.\n\nChoose the mode that matches the job\n\nThis three mode solar light offers continuous medium illumination, dim-to-bright operation, and motion-only operation. These choices serve different needs, so it helps to decide what you expect before installation.\n\nContinuous medium mode is intended for steady light after dusk. It may suit a spot where you want the area visible without waiting for someone to approach. The supplier describes the light switching off after dawn in this mode.\n\nDim-to-bright mode provides a lower light level, then increases output when motion is detected. Motion-only mode stays unlit until a trigger calls for high light. That may suit an entrance used for short visits rather than an area where you want constant illumination. Follow the included instructions for the control sequence.\n\nUnderstand lighting angle and sensor angle\n\nTwo angles appear in this listing, and they mean different things. The stated 300-degree figure describes the spread of light. The PIR sensor has a stated 120-degree detection angle.\n\nA wide angle solar light can cast light outside the area where its sensor detects movement. Someone may stand within the lit space without being in the most useful part of the sensing area. This is why the direction of the fixture matters.\n\nThe sensor range is listed as 13–20 ft. Once the light is installed and charged, walk along the approach you expect to use. Test from the gate, doorway, or parking position. Make sure the response suits the route rather than judging placement only by how the light looks on the wall.\n\nRead LED numbers with care\n\nThe supplier describes 416 LEDs per fixture. The product details list 832 light sources, consistent with the combined count for the pair. The three-sided design is intended to spread light over a wider angle.\n\nThose numbers do not tell you the measured brightness. Lumen output is not specified in the record, so there is no supported lumen figure to compare with another product. More LED beads alone do not establish how bright the ground will look.\n\nWhen comparing a 416 LED solar security light with another model, look beyond the count. Consider the mode options, stated sensing range, charging location, and the information each listing provides. If you need a specific measured light output for a task, ask for that detail before ordering.\n\nDecide whether cool white suits the space\n\nThis version is listed as cool white. It is a practical choice to consider for an approach, garden access point, or area beside a garage where your main aim is visibility.\n\nThe record does not specify a color temperature in kelvin. If you are trying to match existing exterior lights, the words “cool white” may not give you enough detail for an exact match.\n\nThink about where the light will fall as well as its color. Aim an outdoor solar wall light toward the area you use, rather than toward bedroom windows or a neighbor's seating area. A useful position should help your household without making the surrounding space uncomfortable.\n\nCheck the fixing surface before ordering\n\nThe supplier lists wall mounting and recommends screws. Other methods, including adhesive and hanging, are mentioned, but they should not be treated as equally suitable for every surface.\n\nInspect the wall or fence where you plan to fit the light. It needs to accept secure fixings and remain sound in outdoor conditions. If you rent, check whether drilling or other exterior changes require permission.\n\nThe included-components entry confirms two lights only. It does not confirm which installation accessories come in the pack. Plan to check the supplied instructions and use fixings suited to your surface. If you are unsure about a wall, ask someone qualified to assess it rather than choosing a fixing by guesswork.\n\nKnow what the weather rating does and does not say\n\nThe supplier states an IP66 rating and lists ABS construction. These are useful details for an outdoor fixture, but they do not remove the need for sensible installation and care.\n\nDo not immerse the lights or use pressure washing as a cleaning method. Check the mount after severe weather and look for loose fixings or damage before continuing use.\n\nThe record does not provide a defined operating temperature range. It also does not give a supported service-life figure. If your location has demanding exposure conditions, confirm suitability before ordering instead of relying on broad weather claims alone.\n\nMake the two-pack work for your home\n\nA solar garage light and a solar backyard light may serve quite different routines. One may be used briefly when you arrive home, while the other may sit beside a door that opens several times each evening.\n\nYou do not need to choose matching locations simply because the fixtures come as a pair. Start with the two places where lighting would make the clearest difference. Then check each location for sunlight, mounting access, and useful sensor direction.\n\nA solar fence light could help beside a side gate, while the second fixture serves a porch. If the porch is deeply shaded, though, that plan may not suit solar charging. Let the site conditions guide the layout rather than forcing both lights into your first idea.\n\nKeep care simple and regular\n\nDirt and leaves can cover the panel or obstruct the sensor. A quick visual check is a useful habit, particularly after windy weather or garden work.\n\nUse a soft damp cloth to clean accessible surfaces gently. Avoid abrasive products, and do not force water into the fixture. Check the mounting points at the same time so small problems do not go unnoticed.\n\nIf performance changes, start with the basics. Has a branch grown across the panel? Has the selected mode changed? Is the sensor facing the intended route? Follow the supplied troubleshooting instructions. The record does not specify a replacement battery type or battery replacement procedure, so do not guess at either.\n\nCheck the missing details that matter to you\n\nThe listed dimensions are 22 × 6.4 × 10.5 cm, and the recorded weight is 680 g. The listing does not clearly say whether that weight applies to one fixture or the full pack.\n\nBattery capacity, measured lumen output, and a defined warranty term are not supplied. Delivery lead time is also blank. If any of those details decides your purchase, ask the store before paying.\n\nThe best solar security light for your situation is one that suits the actual site and has the information you need. This pair offers several useful lighting choices, but it is still a lighting product. It does not record events, identify visitors, or replace an alarm.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose this TECKNET two-pack if you want solar-powered, cool white outdoor lighting with steady and motion-responsive modes. Its stated 300-degree lighting angle and separate PIR sensing specifications give you useful starting points for planning.\n\nCheck sunlight first, then mounting and sensor coverage. Confirm any missing specification that matters to you, and review delivery and returns terms before ordering. A suitable position and the right mode matter more than simply placing a light wherever there is spare wall space.", "llm_summary": "The TECKNET TK-SL003 is a two-pack of solar-powered outdoor motion sensor lights with cool white LEDs. The supplier describes 416 LEDs per light, three-sided illumination, and a 300-degree lighting angle. PIR detection is listed at 13–20 ft with a 120-degree sensing angle. Three modes offer continuous medium light, dim-to-bright operation, or motion-only lighting. The supplier lists ABS construction, IP66 water resistance, wall mounting, and touch control. Product details give dimensions of 22 × 6.4 × 10.5 cm and a weight of 680 g, without clarifying whether weight is per light or for the pack. Battery capacity, lumen output, country of origin, and a defined warranty term are not specified in this record.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; state consumer protection law consumer guarantees for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Solar Lights", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://americansolarlights.com/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/", "canonical_url": "https://americansolarlights.com/solar-motion-sensor-security-light/", "json_url": "https://americansolarlights.com/api/products/solar-motion-sensor-security-light.json", "updated_at": "2026-10-19" }