A stake-mounted solar landscape spotlight with the panel built into the top of the head. It charges in daylight and switches on at dusk, so there is no wiring or timer to set. The head tilts to aim light up a trunk, across a wall or along a border. It is accent lighting rather than area lighting, so it suits one feature at a time; rivals with separate panels can be placed in shade more freely, but this one installs faster. Buyers rate it 4.7 out of 5 across 120 ratings.
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Buyers rate it highly, at 4.7 out of 5 from 120 ratings. They like the easy staked setup and the colored light on trees and borders. The common gripes are brightness and charging in shaded spots.
This is a solar-powered LED landscape spotlight with a ground stake. It needs no wiring, transformer, timer or batteries to buy. The solar panel is built into the top of the head.
The panel charges a built-in rechargeable battery in the sun during the day. The light switches on automatically when it gets dark. For best results, place it where the panel gets direct sun.
To set it up, push the stake into the soil and tilt the head toward a tree, wall, shrub or path. The head turns through about 120°. The lens and housing are sealed for outdoor use in rain.
