Product Review
EE805W56, eLEDing provides a combination of affordable solar driven illumination with outstanding overall performance. It is a self-contained light with quick DIY and unique one-step-set up features. It's built in customer-friendly features allow users to enjoy an adjustment-free application and there isn't any need to change batteries. This light-weight unit is particularly designed for simple operation in outdoor applications. This unit will provide a true dusk to dawn moonlight illuminating profile all night long when motion is not sensed and light up to full brightness automatically when motion is sensed. Its 56 LED daylight illumination is the equivalent of up to a 50-Watt standard bulb. It's particularly useful for all types of residential, commercial and recreational applications. And it also can be used as portable backup lighting during AC power outages or limited power supply.
- True Solar Security Lighting with All-Night Operation: Designed to provide reliable outdoor security lighting from dusk to dawn, helping reduce theft risk while delivering real safety protection whether you are home or away.
- Dim-to-Bright Motion Sensor Mode: Automatically turns on at dusk with low-level moonlight illumination, switches to full brightness when motion is detected, then returns to dim mode—enhancing security while minimizing light pollution.
- 56-LED Ultra-Bright Output (50W Equivalent): Equipped with 56 daylight LEDs producing illumination comparable to a traditional 50-watt incandescent bulb, delivering wide and effective coverage for outdoor areas.
- High-Efficiency Solar Panel & IP65 Weatherproof Design: Features a larger solar panel with up to 19% energy conversion efficiency and a durable ABS + PC housing, built to withstand rain and harsh outdoor weather conditions.
- Easy DIY Installation & Energy-Saving Solution: Self-contained, lightweight design allows quick one-step installation with no wiring or battery replacement. Eco-friendly solar operation can reduce electricity usage by up to 85%.
