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Norton Solar Wedge Sconce, Black Wireless Solar Outdoor Wall Light for Fence, Shed & Gate Post
Norton Solar Wedge Sconce, Black Wireless Solar Outdoor Wall Light for Fence, Shed & Gate Post
✔ Solar powered, screws up without an electrician
✔ Buy one or a pack of two or four
✔ Warm white 3000K, IP65 weather rated
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Norton Solar Wedge Sconce, Black Wireless Solar Outdoor Wall Light for Fence, Shed & Gate Post
Description
Description
The Norton is a wedge shaped solar wall light in black, with the panel set into the sloping top face and the LEDs behind a lens along the lower edge. It throws its light downward against the wall it is fixed to, which is what gives it the soft fan of light you see below the fixture rather than a glare straight out at eye level.
It is sold singly or in packs of two or four, and the pack is worth thinking about before you order. One on its own marks a door or a gate. A run of two or four spaced evenly along a fence line, a boundary wall or a path gives a rhythm that a single fixture cannot, and buying the pack is how most people end up using it.
There is no wiring, no trench and no transformer. It charges through the day and switches on at dusk by itself with no timer to set, and it fixes with screws rather than needing an electrician. Site it where the panel gets several hours of direct sun. A north facing wall or a spot under a tree will leave it running flat early in the evening, which is the usual reason a solar light disappoints.
- Black wedge body, solar panel set into the top face
- Warm white light, 3000K
- Solar powered, no wiring or trenching needed
- Charges by day, switches on automatically at dusk
- Sold as a single light, a pack of two or a pack of four
- IP65 weather rated
- Screw fixing, no electrician required
Shipping and Returns
Shipping and Returns
Estimated delivery for this item is 7 to 15 days. Each fixture ships direct from the workshop that makes it, so the window varies from product to product. You will get a tracking number by email as soon as your order is dispatched.
Returns are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Full details are on our Refund Policy page.
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Better In A Run
One on its own marks a door or a gate. Two or four spaced evenly along a fence line, a boundary wall or a path give a rhythm a single fixture cannot, which is why most people end up buying the pack.
Light Down The Wall
The panel sits in the sloping top face and the LEDs sit behind a lens along the lower edge, so the light goes down the wall in a soft fan rather than straight out at eye level. That is what keeps it comfortable to walk past.
No Cable, No Timer
It charges through the day and switches on at dusk by itself, with nothing to set and nothing to wire. It fixes with screws, so a fence post, a shed wall or a gate pier with no power nearby is exactly where it belongs.
Frequently asked questions
Should I buy one or a pack?
It depends on what you are lighting. A single light marks a door, a gate or a step. A pack of two or four is the better buy for a fence line, a boundary wall or a path, because the effect comes from the rhythm of evenly spaced pools rather than from any one fixture.
How is it fixed to the wall?
With screws. There is no wiring, no trench and no transformer, so there is nothing for an electrician to do. That is the reason it suits a fence post, a shed, a gate pier or a boundary wall where running a supply would be the expensive part of the job.
What colour is the light?
Warm white at 3000K. That is a softer, more yellow tone than the cool white you find on security lighting, and it suits a garden boundary or a path where you want the light to feel welcoming rather than functional. There is no cool white option on this fixture.
Does it need a switch or a timer?
No. It charges through the day and switches on at dusk by itself. There is no timer to set and no wall switch to wire, because it is a self contained solar unit. It runs on what the panel collected that day, so a bright day gives you a longer evening than an overcast one.
Where should I mount it so it charges?
Somewhere the panel gets several hours of direct sun. A north facing wall, a spot under a tree or a shaded side passage will leave it running flat early in the evening, which is the usual reason a solar light disappoints. Height matters less than exposure, so favour the sunnier position.