A light that stays on indoors doesn't deter anyone.
The light that does stand out — to your neighbours and to burglars.
Leaving a light on inside is a trick — and burglars know that. This light turns on as soon as someone walks onto the path, visible to the entire street. Precisely the moment someone turns around and leaves.
- Pop up and drive them away — before they reach your door
- Visible to the whole street, not just to you
- No cable, no electricity costs — on every evening without costing a thing
Fumbling for your keys in the dark at your own front door again.
Bags in your hands, keys somewhere at the bottom — and in the dark you can't see where you're going, let alone who else is there. You get used to it, until something goes wrong one day.
Looking for the keyhole
That last bit of path to your door never feels entirely safe, every night anew.
Leaving a light on inside
So, you habitually leave a light on indoors. But it only illuminates a room you're not in anyway — not the area where you're walking.
The previous one didn't make it through the winter.
And the solar light you had pinned your hopes on gave up again in November. Tried three brands, none of them kept working.
No wires. No electricity costs. Light where you walk.
Light on the path, not in the hall
The light falls exactly where you walk — the driveway, the side path, the spot by the bins — at the moment you feel most vulnerable. Not in a room you’ve long since left.
You see something moved
The light switches on as soon as something moves and then turns off automatically. If it's on, you know: something has passed by. More peaceful than a light that has to stay on all night.
You're the one who's building it, not us
Four heads you turn yourself: to your door, your path, your shed — and away from the neighbours' bedroom window.
A lamp that turns on when you need it — and keeps working when the weather turns bad.
Leaving a light on inside is guesswork: it burns all evening, wherever you are, and illuminates nothing of the path you’ll walk later. This lamp works differently: a sensor detects movement at the precise moment you approach, and the light switches on where you need it – visible to the whole street. And because the panel is matched to the number of LEDs, instead of the other way around, it continues to do what it needs to do even in the darker months, instead of giving up after one winter.
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More LEDs, every year
These lamps compete with each other on brightness, so the number of LEDs is increasing.
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The panel doesn't scale.
A larger panel costs more and looks worse in the product photo, so it will remain about the same size.
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From November to February
A panel flat against the wall will then capture a fraction of what it captures in June. The battery will not charge fully and the lamp will ration its light.
What you'll get in return
Watch your step
Driveway, side path, back door
You see something moved
On with movement, then off again
You decide where the light falls
Four hand-thrown cups
No cable, no electricity costs
Two screws and it's hung
Review each component
Four adjustable heads
Each head can be turned separately, so that the light falls where you want it: on your driveway, your back door or your shed, and not into your neighbours' house.
- Four heads, each rotatable separately
- Point away from the neighbors' window
- Manufacturer's specification
The LED heads
The number of LEDs is provided by the manufacturer; we have not counted them. We deliberately do not mention a light output in lumens—there is no measurement report for this.
- 122 LEDs (manufacturer's specification)
- No lumen value on this page
- No measurement report seen
Integrated solar panel
The panel is attached to the housing and charges a rechargeable lithium cell during the day. We don't know how long it will last in December — no one in this category publishes that figure, and we won't make it up.
- Rechargeable lithium cell (manufacturer's specification)
- Panel fixed to the housing
- Duration of fire in December unknown
Motion sensor with dusk-to-dawn sensor
The sensor reacts to heat and movement and switches on at dusk. A PIR sensor cannot distinguish a human from a cat — no sensor can, and most owners are happy to know that something passed by.
- Switches on at dusk
- On with movement, then off again
- Draws no distinction between humans and animals
Wall mounting
Screws and wall plugs are included in the box. No cables through the wall, no electrician, and nothing that needs to be registered.
- Screws and plugs included
- No wiring needed
- ABS casing (manufacturer's specification)
Why not just leave a light on inside?
| Feature | VandoriSolar outdoor light | Leaving a light on indoors |
|---|---|---|
| Light on the path where you walk | No | |
| Doesn't cost anything to keep it burning | No | |
| You see something moved | No | |
| Return if not satisfied | No |
Buyer Reviews
That's how it hangs in ten minutes
Choose the location
Unobstructed view of the open sky, preferably to the south, approximately two meters high.
Two screws
Mark, drill, insert plug, hang. Screws and plugs are included in the box.
Turn the heads
Give it a day to charge, then walk past it after dark and point the heads at whatever you want lit up.
Solar Motion Sensor Outdoor Light - Light around your home, without a single cable
- Free shipping
- 30-day returns
- Secure payment
Ordered before 11 PM, shipped next business day
Light that turns on before you reach the doorDo you know that feeling? You step out of the car in the evening and the path to your front door is pitch black. Fumbling for...
- 4 cups — wash separately (manufacturer's instructions)
- 122 LEDs — manufacturer's statement
- Solar panel — integrated, rechargeable cell
- Motion sensor — with twilight switch
- No cable — no electrician, no electricity costs
- Wall mounting — screws and plugs included
| 4 cups | wash separately (manufacturer's instructions) |
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| 122 LEDs | manufacturer's statement |
| Solar panel | integrated, rechargeable cell |
| Motion sensor | with twilight switch |
| No cable | no electrician, no electricity costs |
| Wall mounting | screws and plugs included |
- 1x Solar Outdoor Motion Sensor Light
30 days. No reason needed. No small print.
Hang it up, give it a few days to charge, and walk up your driveway in the dark. Does it make no difference to you? Contact us, we will find a suitable solution — otherwise, return it within 30 days and you will get your money back. You don't have to explain why, and you don't have to have kept the box.
Good to know
Less effective than in summer: a panel of this size collects less between November and February. Use the 30 days to see how it performs for you.
Yes. A passive infrared sensor responds to heat and movement and does not distinguish between a cat and a human. Most owners find that more pleasant than knowing nothing.
Only if you aim it there. Each of the four heads can be rotated manually, so the light goes where you direct it. Point it down at your own path and check it from the other side of the fence.
It's an outdoor fixture: rain and weather-resistant, but not submersible.
Avoid a north-facing wall, under a gutter, under a tree, or any spot that is shaded during the day — this is the most common reason solar lights disappoint.
Return it within 30 days and we will refund your purchase price.
Two screws, and it's hung
Searching for your keys in the dark at your own front door, night after night — that's a thing of the past. Experience the feeling of a safer homecoming again.
