
A Ceiling Light Without Wiring
A shed, a summerhouse, a workshop, a stable or a garden room with no electricity supply can have a real ceiling light. The panel connects by a lead and sits in the sun outside while the light itself mounts indoors.
Four Levels Of Output
The 32 LED version is a light to find things by. The 246 LED version is bright enough to work under. Choose by the room you are lighting rather than by the price, because the difference between the two ends is large.
The Panel Does The Work
Only the panel sits outside, so put it where it gets real sun rather than where it looks tidiest. A shaded panel is the single most common reason one of these runs flat early in the evening.
Frequently asked questions
Which output should I choose?
Four levels are offered: 32 LEDs at 30W, 60 LEDs at 60W, 120 LEDs at 100W and 246 LEDs at 200W. Pick by the room. The smallest is a light to find things by in a store or a small shed. The largest is bright enough to work under in a workshop or a garage.
How does the solar part work?
The panel is separate and connects to the light by a lead, so the fixture mounts indoors on the ceiling while the panel sits outside in the sun. That is what makes it work in a building with no electricity supply: no cable run, no consumer unit and no electrician needed to get a ceiling light going.
How is it switched on and off?
With the switch on the unit itself. It is a self contained solar fixture, so it does not connect to any wall switch on a circuit. In a shed or a stable where the fixture sits above head height, mount it somewhere you can reach comfortably rather than at the highest point of a sloping roof.
What colour is the light?
White on all four output levels. There is no warm white option on this fixture. In a workshop, a garage or a store that is usually what you want, since white light shows detail and colour more honestly than a warm tone does when you are working.
Where does the light head itself go?
Indoors, on the ceiling of the shed, summerhouse, workshop, stable or garden room. Only the panel goes outside on its lead. Choose the panel position for sun rather than convenience, because that is what decides how long the light runs after dark.



