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Title: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: BLKWDW on April 23, 2014, 11:25:26 AM

Anyone have any dealings with outdoor solar floodlights to light up an entertainment area. Roughly 10x4.5m in area. Something reasonalby priced. How long do they last of a night?
     
Title: Re: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: Mandrake on April 23, 2014, 11:37:30 AM
Like this ?

(http://www.mandrakessolar.com.au/Myswag Photos/IMG_1428.jpg)

Yep I made it meself ...

Mandrake
Title: Re: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: Aaron Schubert on April 23, 2014, 11:49:52 AM
That is awesome mate. Can you please share some more information?

Aaron
Title: Re: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: Bird on April 23, 2014, 11:56:29 AM
Quote from: BLKWDW
Anyone have any dealings with outdoor solar floodlights to light up an entertainment area. Roughly 10x4.5m in area. Something reasonalby priced. How long do they last of a night?
Whats reasonably priced?
I would guess how long they last = how much charge they hold which will go up with price.
Title: Re: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: Mandrake on April 23, 2014, 12:16:10 PM
100 watt solar panel on shed roof...small 27 ah battery and 10 amp reg in shed .cable under stones up through inverted pot .. bulb is a 3 led down light unit pointing up into the glass round lampshade..the 100w panel is overkill but I own the business lol ..a 20 would have done..Mandrake

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Title: Re: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: BLKWDW on April 23, 2014, 12:37:18 PM
Whats reasonably priced?
I would guess how long they last = how much charge they hold which will go up with price.


Dont want to spend thousands. $200-$300would b good.

Like this ?

(http://www.mandrakessolar.com.au/Myswag Photos/IMG_1428.jpg)

Yep I made it meself ...

Mandrake


100 watt solar panel on shed roof...small 27 ah battery and 10 amp reg in shed .cable under stones up through inverted pot .. bulb is a 3 led down light unit pointing up into the glass round lampshade..the 100w panel is overkill but I own the business lol ..a 20 would have done..Mandrake

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Mate thats awesome but prob wuldnt suit. Was after something i can mount to the side of the house or eaves or around the outside on the ground. Need it to light up the area whilst eating and bbqing etc
Title: Re: Outdoor solar floodlights
Post by: Mandrake on April 23, 2014, 01:19:10 PM
Bloke next door has one with motion sensors from Bunnings .
If you can switch off the sensor it would be OK..runs off a 15 watt panel to a 7 ah battery to twin floodlights...Mandrake

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