Solar Flood Light 880 lm (100W) – LiFePO4, Remote
Solar Flood Light 880 lm (100W) – LiFePO4, Remote
Delivery
Parcel locker (Omniva, DPD, Smartposti): 1–2 working days, €2.99.
Courier to your door: 1–2 working days, €5.99.
Delivery is free on orders over €99.
Orders placed on working days before 14:00 are usually dispatched the same day. You get a tracking link by email.
Warranty
2-year warranty. If the product develops a fault, we repair it, replace it or refund you, and we pay the shipping.
Email support@giraffevolt.shop with your order number and a photo of the problem. We reply within one working day.
Returns
14 days to change your mind, no reason needed. Email support@giraffevolt.shop to start a return.
Changed your mind: you pay the return shipping (send it from any parcel locker).
Faulty, damaged or wrong item: we pay the return shipping.
We refund the product price and the standard delivery cost within 14 days.
Light Up Your Driveway — No Electrician, No Cable, No Bill
Mount it, point the panel at the sun, and forget about it. The light switches itself on at dusk and off at dawn, and gives you about as much light as a 60 W bulb. Nothing is connected to your house, so there is nothing to install and nothing added to your electricity bill.
How Bright Is It, Really?
| Model | About as bright as | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 60W | a 40 W bulb | Front door, path, balcony |
| 100W (this one) | a 60 W bulb | Single driveway, garage door |
| 150W | a 75 W bulb | Double driveway, garden |
| 200W | a 75–100 W bulb | Large yard |
| 300W | a 100 W bulb | Car park, farm, business |
All of that light is aimed forward and down, so on the ground it looks stronger than a bare bulb of the same output.
The Real Saving Is the Installation
Getting mains power to the far end of a driveway means an electrician, a trench and a cable — usually €200 to €600, often more. A solar light skips all of it. The saving on your electricity bill is real but small (a few euros a year); the saving on the installation is the reason people buy these.
Why It Costs More Than a €20 Supermarket Light
Cheap solar lights use standard lithium batteries that manage roughly 300–500 charges. Charged every single day, that is one or two seasons before they stop holding light through the night.
This one uses a LiFePO4 battery — the same chemistry used in home battery storage. It typically lasts several times as many charge cycles.
| Cheap solar light | This light | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | ~€20 | €74.90 |
| Battery | Standard lithium | LiFePO4 |
| Typical life | A season or two | Years |
| Warranty | Often none | 24 months |
Installation: Two Screws
Screw the light to the wall, screw the panel where it gets sun, connect the cable between them. No electrician, no permit, no wiring. Most people are done in under 30 minutes.
Questions People Ask
Does it work in winter and in the rain?
Rain and snow are no problem: it is IP65. Daylight is the limit. In December Estonia gets about six hours of mostly overcast daylight and an 18-hour night, so no solar light runs from dusk to dawn in those weeks. From November to January, set the remote timer to a few evening hours at reduced brightness, tilt the panel steeply towards the south and brush snow off it. Lithium batteries also charge poorly below freezing. From spring to autumn a sunny day charges it fully.
How many hours does it stay on?
Up to 12 hours on a full charge. The remote lets you lower the brightness or set a timer, which stretches it further through a cloudy week.
Do I need to switch it on every evening?
No. It has a light sensor: on at dusk, off at dawn, by itself.
What if we get a week of rain?
The panel still charges in daylight, just more slowly. Turn the brightness down or set a 4–6 hour timer with the remote and it will see you through.
How long before I need to replace it?
The battery is the part that ages. LiFePO4 cells typically last several times as many charge cycles as standard lithium, so with daily use you should get years rather than seasons. You get 24 months of warranty from us.
Technical Specifications
- Light output: 880 lumens
- LEDs: 126 SMD
- Solar panel: polycrystalline, 350 × 460 mm, 6V 22W
- Battery: LiFePO4 3.2V, 18,000mAh
- Charging time: 5–6 hours of sun
- Runtime: up to 12 hours
- Control: remote control + automatic dusk-to-dawn sensor
- Protection rating: IP65
- Housing: ABS, black
- Dimensions: 295 × 240 × 60 mm
Note: "100W" is the model name used across the solar lighting industry. It is not a mains power rating — the figure that matters is the light output, 880 lumens.
Delivery within Estonia in 1–2 business days, free on orders over €99. 14-day returns. 24-month warranty.