Deliver in 3 daysFree delivery over AED 2007 days returnableA well-lit main gate makes a villa easy to find at night, whether for guests, taxis or delivery drivers. It also discourages intruders.
Combine solar motion sensor wall lights on the gate pillars with a spotlight on the house number or name plate. Because they are solar powered, they can go on boundary walls far from any power socket.
View productVilla boundary walls are often long and far from power points. That makes them ideal for solar lighting.
Space motion sensor wall lights every 4–6 m along the wall. You get a soft glow on standby and full brightness when movement is detected. This is a practical security upgrade for villas, farms and warehouses in the UAE.
View productLandscape lighting is about creating depth at night. Uplighting a palm trunk, grazing a textured wall or picking out a statue works far better than flooding the whole garden with light.
Our adjustable solar spotlights sit on a ground stake or mount on a wall. The lamp head and the solar panel angle separately, so the panel can face the sun while the light points at the feature.
View productPathway lights guide guests safely from the gate to the door. As a rule of thumb, place low lights every 1.5–2.5 m and stagger them on both sides of wider paths. Aim for even pools of light rather than a runway effect.
Solar spotlights angled down across the path also work well for driveways and stepping stones. There is no cabling to dig in.
View productWarm, low-glare light makes a patio or terrace inviting from the first cool evenings in October through spring.
Our solar floor lamp doubles as a plant stand and offers three colour temperatures, so it fits both modern and traditional majlis-style seating.
View productAn illuminated sign or house number helps visitors and delivery drivers find you at night.
An adjustable solar spotlight can be mounted on the wall above, or staked in the ground below, and aimed precisely at the sign.
View productThe front door is where lighting matters most for safety and first impressions. A solar wall light with a PIR motion sensor stays dim or off at night, then switches to full brightness when a visitor or delivery driver approaches.
Mount lights at about 1.8–2 m on each side of the door. Choose warm white for a welcoming look or white for maximum visibility.
View productOutdoor steps are the most common place for trips and falls after dark. Light every change of level.
A motion sensor wall light at the top and bottom of the stairs, or spotlights angled down the treads, gives safe, even light without any wiring.
View productDeck lighting should mark the edges and steps clearly without glare. Use low-level solar spotlights angled across the boards, plus a decorative solar floor lamp by the seating area for a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
View productA bright motion-activated light over the garage or car porch helps you park, unload and get inside safely.
Our 112-LED solar security light switches to full brightness when it detects motion within 5–8 m. It saves its battery the rest of the night, and installs with just a few screws.
View productThe courtyard (hosh) is the heart of many UAE villas, where family and guests gather in the evening. Layer the light for the best effect. Use wall lights for general light, spotlights to highlight plants or architecture, and a decorative floor lamp next to the seating.
Solar lights can be placed anywhere the sun reaches during the day.
View productTurn the backyard into an evening living space for the winter season. Spotlights highlight plants and trees. A floor lamp beside the seating area gives soft ambient light, and motion sensor wall lights cover the back gate and service areas.
All of these run on solar power, with no cables across the lawn.
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Abu Dhabi . UAE
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