[2 Pack] InaRock 2nd Outdoor Semi Circle Solar Guardrail 6 LED Lamp - Step Lights - Automatically Light Ray Sensor Security IP65 Waterproof Wireless Solar Powered Wall Night Light

These are awesome little lights. I bought some industrial outside double stick tape and stuck them to some concrete block pillars along my fence. They work great and generally shut off around 2a, which is perfect for me. I have mine on pillars facing West so they get about 5hrs of direct sunlight to charge them and they last better than expected. They have been rained on several times with no problems.

Use these light along the fence in the back yard and they are bright. My daughter takes them with her when she goes camping.

use them in my camper

Awesome

i install them on my fence around the garden they look great and work perfect and very easy to install

I love these semi circular solar lights, and as you can see from the photos, I'm going to need a couple more. They provide a pretty yellow glow with only minimal sunshine exposure. Simple to use, you can set them on a flat surface with the solar panel place toward the sun,, or you can screw them to a surface with the hardware provided. I just sat mine on the surface for the photo, but normally I have them a little lower -- just wanted viewers to see the light. They are next to a string of very "white" lights, but these provide a lot more actual illumination.In order to activate the light, you remove the plastic panel and turn the switch to "on" and then put them outside in the sun to charge. They last for several hours and come on at dusk. Though I received this complimentary set for my evaluation and review, I can definitely recommend them to add some mood lighting or for providing illumination of a pathway or other area at night for safety or accent. I can think of many uses and places to put them.

My front entryway has wide semi-circular steps that are about to be covered in flagstone like my landing, so I plan to have these solar step lights installed when they rock the steps. I set one outside to charge in position on one of the steps and took a photo without flash on which I'm including. The photo really doesn't do it justice though because it lit the step quite well enough to safely be able to walk on, so I'm satisfied with them.They solar step lights have are made of waterproof & heatproof ABS construction, and they have 6 LEDs that run on a built-in Li-ion rechargeable battery. According to the manufacturer, the solar panel has a life span of approximately five years. They come with mounting screws, and you just need to remove the clear cover to turn the switch to the "on" position to activate them and then mount them in a location sure to get sunlight.They're light sensing and will automatically turn on at dusk and run for up to 8 hours if they had a good charge from the day's sun. On cloudy or rainy days they won't get as good of a charge so they may be more dim or stay lit for less time though. I can't say that these are exceptionally bright, but they produce adequate light for paths, garden accents, and steps as intended. I received a discount on the price I paid when purchasing these solar step lights for evaluation and review purposes.

I did receive these 2 sensor lights in exchange for an honest review and honest is what you get.Opening the box and pulling out the light, I could hear something shaking from within the light. I pulled out the plastic cover and there was the loosely placed rechargeable battery. No damage done. You are instructed to turn the switch to on and, it was common sense, to put the battery in its proper holder.Leave it in the sun for a good amount of time to charge up the sensor. On the back of the light's plate you have hanging options and screws are provided.My lights had yellow covers so the light that is given off is a mustard yellow. I find that the light itself does not spread very far and how long each light stays lit was different from each other. For testing purposes I put them in the same place on the porch where both would get the maximum amount of sun. One of them definitely lasts longer than the other.While, for the most part, these lights are well worth the inexpensive price they request, the actual plastic that they are made from really is cheap, so certainly you do not want to drop them. I also question how long the plastic will withstand the deteriorating effects of strong sun.With summer coming to an end and the clouds soon to move in, I will see then how well and long these sensors will continue to light up the patio. Stay tuned for an update.Hope this review is of some help to you andThanks for reading.