Solar powered universal lamp NightSearcher Solar Sentry

The NightSearcher Solar Sentry is a universal light powered by solar energy. The included solar panel charges the battery fully in about 6 hours and the battery life is about 12 hours. USB port is available for charging e.g. a mobile phone or similar. Environmentally friendly and practical solution for e.g. a summer cottage or similar where direct connection to the electricity grid is not available.

For example, Solar Entry can be used on the roof of the cottage to illuminate the garden or patio. Remote control and a wall switch are included to provide different control options if you have the lamp placed in an inaccessible place. The cable between the lamp and the solar panel itself is 5 meters long so that they can be placed in different places if, for example, you want to lead the lamp into the kitchen but have the solar panel on the roof. Solar Sentry also has a motion detector which is active within a radius of 8 meters and which then lights the lamp for 1 minute. The pipe sled detector can be turned off if desired.

The package contains

• 1st NightSearcher Solar Sentry 1200RC Or 2400RC
• Built-in battery
• 5 m cable between panel and luminaire
• Solar panel
• Remote control
• Wall switch with 5 m cable

Product options:

• Solar Sentry 1200RC
  • 1200 lm
  • 12 Ah Li-Ion battery
  • 6 h charging time
  • Weight: 2 kg
  • Dimensions (lamp): 60 x 85 x 360 mm
• Solar Sentry 2400RC
  • 2400 lm
  • 24 Ah Li-Ion battery
  • 6 h charging time
  • Weight: 2.8 kg
  • Dimensions (lamp): 60 x 85 x 600 mm

Technical specification

• Brand and model: Solar-powered universal lamp Nightsearcher Solar Sentry
• Luminous flux: 1200 / 2400 lm
• Light width: 120°
• Battery capacity: 12 / 24 Ah
• Charging time: 6 h (In direct sunlight)
• Burning time: Up to 12 hours with full effect
• Available in 2 versions (1200 / 2400 lm)
• Protection class: IP65
• Warranty: 36 months

Valostore Quick Guide

Install the solar panel in a suitable location where it receives a lot of sunlight during the day. The lamp must be mounted within 5 meters of the solar panel. When you have installed the solar panel, pull the cord to the place where you mounted the lamp and connect. You can then choose how you want the light to be activated, with a switch, remote control or motion sensor. The lamp is then ready for use.