Solar Motion-Sensor Outdoor Wall Lamp, Shan Up-Down LED Sconce

No wiring, no chase cut into the wall, no electrician on standby — mount this one with two screws and let the sun handle the rest. By day, a 2W solar panel tops up the built-in battery; after dark, the fixture throws light both upward and downward across the wall for a layered glow that reads as a design feature as much as a floodlight. A motion sensor keeps the brighter setting for whoever's actually walking past and eases back to a gentler hold once they've gone, so one day's charge covers the whole night rather than burning through in an hour.

Details that matter

• Motion-sensor switching — three selectable modes, including an energy-saving setting that stretches how long the light lasts through the night.
• Up-and-down dual beam — light spills above and below the fixture at once, doubling as a wall accent as much as a practical light source.
• Fast-charging solar panel — a high-efficiency 2W panel tops up the built-in battery through daylight hours, ready to run once the sun goes down.

How the battery holds up

The built-in 2200–4400mAh battery runs 19 warm-white LEDs at roughly 200 lumens for 6 to 8 hours once it's fully charged, and the energy-saving motion mode stretches that further between passersby. Mount it somewhere that gets direct daylight for at least part of the day — a spot in permanent shade will charge more slowly and may not carry through a full night. Buy it as a single fixture or in sets of 2, 4, 6, or 8, so you can line a fence, driveway, or garden wall to match.Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How long does one charge actually last?
The battery runs the LEDs for 6 to 8 hours at roughly 200 lumens once fully charged, and the energy-saving motion mode stretches that further through the night.

What do the three sensor modes do?
The fixture offers three switching modes, including a motion-triggered setting that brightens when someone approaches and eases to a dimmer hold once they've passed, plus an energy-saving option built to stretch the charge through a full night.

Does it need direct sunlight to charge properly?
Mount it somewhere that gets direct daylight for at least part of the day — a spot in permanent shade will charge more slowly and may not carry through a full night.

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