
Colour Without Any Wiring
You can put colour along a fence line or around a patio without an electrician, a transformer or a metre of cable. It screws to the timber and charges itself, so the whole job is a screwdriver and ten minutes.
Accent Light, Not Floodlight
At 45 lumens this marks a line rather than lighting a space. One unit on its own looks modest, but six or eight at even spacing add up, picking out posts and edges so the shape of the garden still reads after dark.
Sealed Plastic Body
The body is PP and ABS, sealed to IP65, so it can sit on a fully exposed fence or wall. It charges by day and comes on at dusk by itself, with no timer to set. Site it where the panel gets direct sun.
Frequently asked questions
Which light colour should I choose?
Five are offered. Warm is the conventional garden tone and suits a boundary you walk past every evening. White is cleaner and more functional. Yellow is warmer still and reads almost like candlelight. Two colour alternates between two tones, and colour changing cycles through a full range, which suits a deck or a party corner rather than a front boundary.
Does it need any wiring?
No. It is solar powered with a screw fixing, so there is no cable, no transformer and no electrician. It charges through the day and switches itself on at dusk with nothing to set. The only real requirement is a position where the panel gets direct sun for several hours rather than permanent shade.
How bright is it?
0.45W and 45 lumens, which is decorative accent light rather than illumination. It will mark a fence line, pick out a post or add points of colour around a seating area. It will not light a path well enough to walk by, so plan on a group of six or eight rather than a single unit.
Can it go on an exposed fence?
Yes. The PP and ABS body is sealed to IP65, which is rated for fully exposed positions, so an open fence, a boundary wall or a deck rail is all fine. Exposure is actually helpful here, because the panel needs direct sun. Avoid siting it under dense planting or in permanent shadow.
How big is a single unit?
6.5 cm wide and 11 cm high, so it is a small wedge that sits close to the surface. At that size one on its own reads as a detail rather than a feature, which is why spacing several along a fence run works better. They are cheap enough that buying a set at once is sensible.



