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Choose a solar floodlight by panel size, battery capacity, IP rating and realistic coverage, not by the largest watt number printed on the box. Inflated LED labels are common. For compounds, also decide between wall floodlights and pole-mounted street lights.
Checklist before you pay
Confirm IP65 or better for outdoor lamps, a separate panel when possible, and a seller who states warranty in writing. If the panel is tiny, the “300W” claim is marketing.
| Label class | Typical use | Approx. coverage guide |
|---|---|---|
| 100W class | Gate / small yard | ~10-15 m |
| 200W class | Medium compound | ~15-25 m |
| 300W class | Wider yard / brighter security | ~20-30 m |
View solar floodlights in Kenya, the 200W solar floodlight, 300W solar floodlight and 100W all-in-one street light. Also see solar security lighting.
Ready to choose equipment?
Check live KSh prices in the shop, or ask us to size a system from your appliance list.
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