SolarGuard 7000W Solar Street Light – Motion Sensor | 6500K | Covers 3,600 Sq Ft | IP67 | Wall & Pole Mount

About the product

Light Up Any Outdoor Space — No Power Lines, No Electricity Bill

Need to light up a big outdoor space — a parking lot, a long driveway, a farm, or a street — without running power lines or paying monthly electricity bills? The SolarGuard 7000W is built for exactly that. It runs 100% on solar power, covers up to 3,600 sq ft, and stays on for up to 30 hours after a full day's charge. The smart motion sensor keeps it at 30% brightness when things are quiet — then instantly goes to full brightness the moment it picks up movement within 20 to 35 feet. You control everything with the included remote. IP67 rated, heavy-duty aluminum housing, 14.5 lbs — this is a serious outdoor light built to stay up and keep working in any weather, any season.

What's in the box

1× SolarGuard 7000W Solar Street Light · 1× Remote Control · Mounting Hardware · User Manual

Specs at a glance

Power: 7000W
LED technology: 5054 high-efficiency LED beads
Brightness: 6500K daylight white
Coverage: 2,800–3,600 sq ft
Motion sensor range: 20–35 ft
Standby brightness: 30%· Motion brightness: 100%
Battery runtime: Up to 30 hours
Charge time: 5–8 hours
Waterproof rating: IP67
Housing: Heavy-duty commercial aluminum
Size: 27.16 x 13.38 inches · Weight: 14.5 lbs
Control: Remote control included
Installation: Wall or pole mount (hardware included)

What makes it stand out

• 7000W LED output — serious brightness across a large area. Not a dim garden light — this is built for driveways, parking lots, farms, and streets.
• Smart motion sensor — stays at 30% brightness when quiet, jumps to 100% when movement is detected within 20–35 feet. Saves battery life while keeping the area secure.
• Remote control included — change brightness, adjust motion sensitivity, and switch modes from the ground. No ladder needed.
• Covers up to 3,600 sq ft — enough for a large driveway, parking bay, farmyard, or section of street with one unit.
• Runs up to 30 hours per night — fully charges in 5–8 hours of sun. Enough power to run through the night even in winter.
• IP67 waterproof dustproof — rated for full submersion. Rain, snow, flooding puddles underneath it — it keeps running. IP67 is a higher rating than most solar lights on the market.
• 6500K bright white light — crisp daylight-white that actually lights up the ground clearly, not the dim yellow glow of older solar lights.
• Heavy-duty aluminum housing — 14.5 lbs — commercial-grade build that handles heat, cold, and impact. Not a plastic light that fades after one season.
• Wall or pole mount — hardware included for both. Most people have it up in under 30 minutes.
• Extra-large size: 27.16 x 13.38 inches — built big to cover big spaces.

Common Questions

How does the motion sensor work exactly?

When the area is quiet, the light stays on at 30% brightness — enough to see clearly but not draining the battery. The moment it picks up movement within 20 to 35 feet, it goes straight to 100% brightness. Once the movement stops, it drops back to 30% after a short delay. You can adjust the sensitivity and delay timing using the included remote.

How long does it run each night?

After a full charge of 5–8 hours in direct sunlight, it runs for up to 30 hours. In motion sensor mode it lasts even longer since full brightness only kicks in when movement is detected. Even on shorter winter days it stores enough to run all night.

What does IP67 mean in plain terms?

IP67 means it's completely dustproof and waterproof enough to handle being submerged in a meter of water for 30 minutes. In real life — heavy rain, snow, water pooling underneath it — it keeps running without any issues. Most solar lights on the market are only IP65, which is a lower rating. IP67 is tougher.

What does the remote control do?

The remote lets you switch lighting modes, adjust brightness, set the motion sensor sensitivity, and change how long it stays at full brightness after detecting movement — all from the ground without climbing up to the light. It works at a normal outdoor range.

Can I use this for a parking lot or commercial property?

Yes — the heavy-duty aluminum build, IP67 rating, and 3,600 sq ft coverage make it suitable for commercial outdoor spaces. It's commonly used for parking lots, loading bays, warehouse yards, gated entrances, and campus pathways.

Will one light cover my whole driveway?

One SolarGuard covers 2,800–3,600 sq ft, which handles most residential driveways and small parking areas easily. For a very long driveway or large property, two units spaced evenly is the typical setup.

Does it work in cold weather or snow?

Yes — IP67 protects against snow and moisture, and the aluminum housing handles temperature changes without cracking or warping. In extremely cold climates the battery may hold slightly less charge on the coldest nights, but it keeps running reliably through regular winter weather.

Can I mount it on a pole?

Yes — hardware for both wall mounting and pole mounting is included in the box. Pole mounting is the most popular setup for driveways, parking areas, and open yards. Most people have it up and running in under 30 minutes with basic tools.

How is this different from cheaper solar lights?

A few things stand out — the IP67 rating is higher than most (most are IP65), the 14.5 lb aluminum housing is commercial grade rather than light plastic, the 7000W output covers a much larger area than standard solar lights, and the 30-hour runtime is well above average. The remote control is also something most cheaper lights don't include.

Does everything needed for installation come in the box?

Yes — mounting hardware for both wall and pole is included along with the remote and user manual. You'll need a drill and basic tools to make the holes, but nothing else needs to be purchased separately.