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Choose the type of solar lighting
Start with the type of light, or select models with a motion sensor.
Solar wall lightsFor façades and entrances
Solar garden lights and bollardsFor paths, gardens and yards
Solar LED floodlightsFor outdoor area lighting
Solar string lightsFor patios and garden ambience
Portable solar lightsLighting you can move around
Solar lighting accessoriesReplacement parts for solar lightingSTEINEL XSolar L-S solar outdoor wall sensor light, 1.2 W, 150 lm, 3000 K, silver — 671013
STEINEL XSolar L-S in silver is a solar-powered outdoor wall light with a motion sensor, adjustable LED panel and rechargeable battery. It suits an en..
STEINEL XSolar GL-S solar sensor bollard, 150 lm, 3000 K, IP44, anthracite — 085681
STEINEL XSolar GL-S in anthracite is a solar LED bollard with a motion sensor for garden paths, patios and driveway areas. Its solar panel charges the..
STEINEL XSolar GL-S solar sensor bollard, 150 lm, 3000 K, IP44, silver — 671211
STEINEL XSolar GL-S in silver is a solar LED bollard with a motion sensor for garden paths, patios and driveway areas. Its solar panel charges the bui..
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Solar lights operate autonomously and suit locations where mains wiring is inconvenient. The catalogue includes products from OPTONICA, Lucide, Steinel and TelForceOne.
Choose by panel and battery capacity, runtime, lumens, sensor functions and IP rating. For outdoor installation, choose the IP rating for the actual exposure to rain, dust and moisture, not only the location name. Also plan a secure connection, a suitable mounting surface and a beam direction that avoids unnecessary glare.
Related subcategories include Solar floodlights. A façade, path, terrace and open area usually require different light distributions. Separating functional, orientation and accent lighting helps avoid both over-lit and dark areas.








