Superfire Solar lamp FF11-F 6W 280lm 1500mAh
Superfire FF11-F solar lamp
SuperFire FF11-F is an automatic solar lamp that will work well as a light for your garden, balcony or house entrance, but is powerful enough to successfully serve as a street light. You can easily mount it on almost any wall - preferably in a well-sunny place to take full advantage of its potential.
Responds to your movement
This wide-angle lamp has a sensitive sensor that detects motion within a 5m radius. You can set three modes for its operation. In the first, the lamp turns on when you appear near it and turns off completely 15 seconds after you disappear from the sensor field. In the second mode, the lamp turns on when you move and gently extinguishes the light for 15 seconds. The last mode gives you the option of setting a continuous, gentle illumination.
Uninterrupted operation
When fully charged, it runs for 8-12h. You don't have to worry about running out of light when your garden party drags on into the morning on a summer night.
Light without bills
Eco-friendly and energy-efficient, SuperFire lights generate no electricity charges. The solar panel charges during the day, converting the sun's rays into electricity. You don't replace bulbs, you don't plug the lamp in! You simply mount it and let it work, and when you decide that the lighting is not needed, you can use a button to turn the lamp off completely.
Prepared for any circumstance
The housing of the FF11-F is made of more than durable materials, making the lamp waterproof (IP54) and temperature resistant (-10~60°C). You can be sure that it will do its job in any conditions.
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