Solar Goes Green 550-Lumen 150-Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Heater-Anode-Rods ) 7 lb Product Height
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Solar Goes Green 550 Lumen 150 Watt Gray Low Voltage Solar LED Flood Light Motion Sensor Heater Anode Rods ) 7 lb Product Height ) 7 lb Product Height (in (48 22 4251): Easy Grip Knob ) 14 Manufacturer Color Finish Gray Color Temperature (Kelvins) 6000 Run Time (Fully Charged) (Hours) 10 Number of Batteries Required 1 Number of Light Fixtures 1 Lumens 550 Batteries Included Yes Warranty 3 year limited Light Brightness N A Transformer Required No Type Flood light CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) No Fixture Color Family Aluminum Glass Lens Type Clear Safety Listing UL safety listing UNSPSC 39111600 ARB265W Exclusive No Dusk to Dawn Sensor No Bulb Type LED Motion Sensor Yes Fixture Finish Matte Smart Compatible No It is water and weather resistant Equivalent to a 150 watt light Bulb 3 m wire between land and solar panel with water proof connections and 3 m wire between motion activated security sensor water proof connections Remote functions on off
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