Palefire Spotlight, 4 pack

4.7(156)

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Solar panel above each lens head
Four heads and four stakes in one box
Press into turf, then tilt the bracket
Beam runs across grass, not at eyes
Walk, tree base, under the eave line

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Solar spotlight, outdoor, set of 4

Four stake lights that read through streetlight glare

Four black spotlights, each a round lens head on a hinged bracket with a small solar panel above it, riding the ground stake that comes in the box. They press into soft ground along the walk, at the base of a tree, under the eave line. Aim them low and the beam picks up whatever fog is drifting across the lawn.

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4.7 / 5156 reviews

Four heads, one box

Four identical heads means the walk, the tree line, and both sides of the porch get covered in a single order. Nothing in the yard reads brighter or colder than the piece next to it.

The stake comes in the box

Each head rides a stake you press into soft turf, no anchors and no hardware to buy. If the ground has gone hard or the wind picks up, a Ground-Lock kit takes over that job.

Aimed low, along the grass

The bracket tilts so the beam runs across the lawn instead of up into the eyes of whoever is on the sidewalk. Low light catches drifting fog; the same beam pointed up just washes the siding. A placement guide comes in the box.

Built for outdoors

After the last trick-or-treater

On the night these do the quiet work: the yard reads from the sidewalk, and nobody on the walk has to guess where the path goes. In November you pull the stakes, wipe the panels, and the four of them go back in the box flat. Standard shipping runs 5 to 7 days and express 3 to 4, so order with room before Halloween.

No cord to run out to the tree line
Picks up whatever fog drifts across the lawn
Hinged bracket holds the angle you leave it at

Do they need an outlet?

No. Each head carries its own small solar panel above the lens, so nothing has to reach the tree line on a cord.

How many come in the set?

Four identical heads, each riding a ground stake that comes in the box.

How do they mount?

Press the stake into soft turf. No anchors and no hardware to buy. If the ground has gone hard or the wind picks up, a Ground-Lock kit takes over that job.

Why aim them low?

The bracket tilts so the beam runs across the lawn instead of up into the eyes of whoever is on the sidewalk. Low light catches drifting fog.

Where do four of them go?

The walk, the tree line, and both sides of the porch. A placement guide comes in the box.

What do I do after a wet week?

Wipe the panels. A dirty panel is the usual reason a solar head comes up dim the next evening.

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