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Megulla Solar Powered Motion Security Lights Wall Mounted Outdoor Solar Lights - Remote - 2700K-6000K Color Temperature - Adjustable Solar Panel for Garden Garage Porch Backyard Driveway Deck-2Pack

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🔆 BRIGHTER AND ENERGY-EFFICIENT SOLAR LIGHTING: Solar powered motion sensor light provides a more affordable and accessible solution than ever. Equipped with enhanced solar panel, upgraded battery system, and smart motion sensor, Megulla solar security lights detects people as far away as 10-16 ft, and increases the area of illumination by 30%, it will automatically project bright light as soon as movement is detected, lasting for 25 seconds before it returns to the dim mode/turns off. 🔆 REMOTE CONTROLLED & ALL WEATHER READY: Control your solar light’s color temperature and sensor modes just by a simple press of the button, no need to remove the fixture to access the mode switch, which is a big pain for those older version wall mounted lights. IP65 waterproof to ensure the light work properly no matter rain, snow or heat. Great workmanship and high quality material keep your house light up every night. 🔆 2700 K-6000 K COLOR TEMPERATURE OPTIONS & 3 LIGHTING MODE: Few LED solar light brands in the market can provide adjustable color temperature, Thanks to the newest LED chip set, Megulla offers multiple lighting color solutions from warm white(3000 k)-daylight(4000 k)-cool white(6000 K), you can apply to more scenarios to suit your needs. Compare with other single-mode solar lights, Megulla Solar Lights Outdoor bring 3 working modes to cope with different applications.

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