Industrial Solar Solar Flood Light with Motion Sensor for Maximum Security & Energy Savings
The SF-ULTRA Solar Flood Light redefines outdoor lighting with IP65 waterproof durability and LiFePO4 battery efficiency. Offering 100W-800W modular power options, this solar floodlight delivers 2000-8500 lumens via high-efficiency SMD2835 LEDs. Automatic motion detection and 3 CCT modes (2700K-6500K) make it ideal for driveways, warehouses, and public spaces.
Key Selling Points:
✅ Solar Flood Light with Motion Sensor: 12m detection range
✅ IP65 Waterproof Design: Storm/dust-resistant housing
✅ LiFePO4 Battery: 2000+ cycles, -20°C to 80°C operation
✅ 3-5 Color Temperatures: Adjust ambiance/security focus
✅ Zero Wiring Costs: Monocrystalline solar panel included
1. Military-Grade Protection
a. IP65-rated housing withstands monsoons and desert sandstorms
b. Tempered glass lens (93% light transmission)
2. Solar Energy Efficiency
a. 170lm/W output outperforms standard LEDs (Learn about lumens)
b. 6-8hr charging supports 10-15hr runtime
3. Smart Security Integration
a. Motion sensor triggers 100% brightness instantly
b. Remote-controlled scheduling (sunset to sunrise)
🔋 Extended Warranty: 3-year coverage vs competitors’ 2-year
💡 Project-Ready: Pair with our 50W Solar Pathway Lights for full-property coverage
📦 Global Compliance: Meets EU/US safety standards
Q: How does this compare to KCD TK13-B?
A: 30% brighter LEDs + longer LiFePO4 lifespanQ: Can I add multiple lights?
A: Yes – explore our Commercial Solar Kits
Q: Waterproof enough for pool areas?
A: Yes – IP65 protects against splashes
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Category |
Details |
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Model |
SF-ULTRA |
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Waterproof Rating |
IP65 (Validated by IP Code Standards) |
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Battery |
LiFePO4 3.7V-6V (2200mAh-30AH) |
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Solar Panel |
Monocrystalline Silicon (1.5W-30W) |
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Certifications |
CE, RoHS, UN38.3 |
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Light Output |
1200-8500lm (Adjustable via remote) |
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