Solar Garden Spotlights — 7 LED, Dusk to Dawn, Ground Spike, Warm White, Cool White & Colour Changing
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Solar Garden Spotlights
Spike it in, aim it — seven LEDs handle the rest
A solar garden spotlight with 7 LEDs per unit, ground spike installation, and automatic dusk-to-dawn operation. No wiring, no timer, no electrician — push the spike into lawn or soil, point the head where you want light, and it charges during the day and switches on at dusk. Available individually or in packs of 2 or 4 for lighting a path, border, or whole garden scheme.
Specifications
LED Count7 LEDs per spotlight
PowerSolar
ControlAuto dusk to dawn
InstallationGround spike
WiringNone required
Pack sizes1, 2 or 4 spotlights
Colour guide
- Warm White — a soft, golden output that suits traditional gardens, flower beds, and relaxed evening settings
- Cool White — a brighter, crisper light; better for paths, driveways, and wherever visibility matters most
- Colour Changing — cycles through multiple colours; best for feature planting, trees, and decorative accents
Features
- 7 LEDs per spotlight — more output than single-LED solar garden lights
- Adjustable head — aim the beam at a plant, tree, wall, or path edge
- Auto dusk-to-dawn — on at sunset, off at sunrise, every day
- Ground spike — push into lawn or soil in seconds, no tools required
- Solar powered — completely cable-free, zero running cost
- Available in packs of 1, 2, or 4 to suit any garden scheme
Where to use them
- Feature plants or trees — aim up to illuminate a focal point after dark
- Garden path or driveway edge — define the route clearly without running cable
- Flower bed or border — light planted areas from ground level
- Wall or fence — angle across a surface to add depth and texture at night
- Patio perimeter — frame the seating area with directed ground-level light
Please note
For best performance, position the solar panel where it receives direct sunlight throughout the day. Allow a full charge before first use. Performance varies with available daylight — shorter winter days will reduce brightness and run time.
Spike it in, aim it — solar light exactly where the garden needs it.