Nothing Walks Up Unlit
Three adjustable heads, a 100° motion sensor and 753 sq ft of instant light — clamped onto a rail or gutter in under a minute. No drill, no wiring, no electrician.
Needed
No Wiring
Weatherproof
at Dusk
Dark, Then the Whole Yard
753 square feet is not a spotlight on the door. It is the driveway, the lawn and the path to the gate, all at once, the moment something crosses the sensor.
Security Lighting Without the Electrician
Clamps On, No Drilling
A spring clamp grips a deck rail, gutter lip, fence post or branch. Squeeze, position, let go. Nothing drilled into siding, brick or stucco.
Sees You at 16 Feet
A 100° PIR sensor picks up movement from up to 16 ft away and throws light across 753 sq ft — a whole driveway, not a doorstep.
Three Heads, Aimed Separately
The centre panel tilts, both wings swing out to 350°, and the pole turns a full 360°. One unit lights a path, a door and a lawn.
Sun or USB, Your Choice
Six to eight hours of daylight fills it. A grey week is not a problem — plug it into any USB charger and it is full in three to four.
The Clamp Is the Whole Reason to Buy It
Most solar floods give you a bracket and four screws, which is fine until the only good spot is a gutter, a rail or a rental you cannot drill. This grips in one squeeze and holds through weather.
- Fits rails, gutter lips, posts and branches
- No screws, no anchors, no cracked stucco
- Wall bracket included if you want it fixed
It Fires Before You Get to the Door
The sensor reaches about 16 ft across a 100° arc, so the light is already on while you are still at the car. Hands full of shopping is exactly the moment you do not want to be fumbling in the dark.
- 100° detection arc, 9.84–16.4 ft range
- Lights up to 753 sq ft at once
- Three modes — auto at dusk, nothing to switch
Point It at the Part Nobody Lights
Side passages, back gates, sheds and the dark side of the garage are where wiring never reached. Those are the spots this was built for, and why most people end up with four rather than one.
- Runs 6–8 hours on a full 2000mAh charge
- IP65 sealed against dust and heavy rain
- No cable to trench or trip over
Up and Running Before the Kettle Boils
Clamp It On
Squeeze the spring clamp, slide it onto a rail, gutter lip or post up to about two inches thick, and let go. Or use the wall bracket in the box.
Aim the Heads
Turn the pole to face the approach, tilt the centre panel down the path and swing the two wings out to cover the edges.
Give It One Day of Sun
Angle the solar panel at open sky. It comes on by itself that night, and every night after. In a hurry? USB charges it in three to four hours.
Pick Your Pack
Four is the usual answer — front door, driveway, back deck and the dark side of the house. Eight covers the sheds and gates too.
★★★★★ no drilling · no wiring · ships from the US
What Buyers Say
“Clamped one on the deck rail and one over the back gate in about five minutes, no drill, no ladder. The sensor picks me up before I'm even off the steps.”
“Bought the four pack for the driveway, side path, shed and back door. Brighter than the wired floodlight it replaced and it has run every night through a wet month.”
“The three heads are the whole point. I aimed one down the walk, one at the door and one across the lawn off a single unit.”
“Our siding is stucco and I was not drilling into it. The clamp grips the gutter lip and has not shifted once, including through a storm.”
“Does everything it says. Only note is a shaded spot charges slower, so I topped the first one up over USB and it has been fine since.”
“Put one at the end of the side passage where it was pitch black. It lights the whole run down to the gate the second anything moves.”
30 Days to Change Your Mind
If it is not bright enough or the clamp will not fit where you wanted it, return it within 30 days of delivery for a refund. Email support first for an RMA number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The spring clamp grips any rail, gutter lip, fence post or branch up to roughly two inches thick — squeeze, position, release. A wall bracket and screws are in the box if you would rather fix it permanently.
Around 10 to 16 feet, across a 100° arc. Once it triggers it lights up to 753 sq ft, which in practice is a full driveway or the whole run of a side passage.
One complete unit: three LED heads on a single body, the solar panel, the pole and the clamp. So a 4 Pack is four complete lights, twelve heads in total — not four separate panels.
The 2000mAh battery holds six to eight hours of light, so a dull day still gets you through the night. For a long grey stretch, plug it into any USB charger and it is full in three to four hours.
It is IP65 rated — sealed against dust and rated for heavy rain — and designed to stay outside year round. It is not meant to be submerged.
The pole rotates a full 360°, the centre panel tilts through 90°, and each side wing swings up to 350°. One unit can cover a path, a doorway and part of the lawn at the same time.
Most people start with four — front door, driveway, back deck and the dark side of the house. Eight covers a whole property including sheds and gates, and it is the cheapest per light apart from the twelve.
Stop Walking Into
Your Own Dark.
Three heads, 753 sq ft, and a clamp that fits where a drill never will.