Aurevia
Aurevia Clasp Solar Motion Light
Clips on, no drilling needed
Brightens when someone approaches
Solar charged, full in about 8 hours
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Description
A solar clip-on light with an infrared sensor that brightens as someone approaches. Clips to a fence, rail, gutter or shed with no drilling, and charges entirely from its own panel. Rated IP44, so it wants a sheltered spot rather than an exposed one.
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GOOD TO KNOW
Will this work with my existing fittings?
Most of our indoor pieces use standard fittings. The exact fitting is listed in the product details, so check there before you order.
Can I use it outside?
Anything in the outdoor range is weather rated. Indoor pieces are not, so keep those under cover.
Is it dimmable?
Dimmable pieces are marked in the product details. If it is not marked, treat it as fixed output.
Clips Where Screws Cannot
The sprung clip grips a fence panel, a gutter edge, a balcony rail or a shed lip without a single hole drilled. It moves with you if you change your mind about where it should live.
Brightens As You Approach
An infrared sensor picks up someone coming and lifts the output. Light where you need it, rather than floodlighting the whole garden from dusk to dawn.
Nothing To Wire, Nothing To Pay
The panel on top charges through the day and the sensor takes over after dark. No cable to run, no plug, and nothing added to the electricity bill.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it need any drilling?
No. It clips on, so a fence panel, gutter lip, balcony rail or shed edge all work. That also means you can reposition it in seconds if the first spot is wrong.
How does the sensor behave?
It uses infrared sensing and brightens when someone comes close. The manufacturer does not publish a detection range or angle, so we are not going to quote one. Buyers typically report it picking people up from a few metres.
Where should I mount it?
Somewhere the solar panel gets direct sun during the day and the sensor faces the route people actually walk. Panel to the sky, sensor to the path.
Can I leave it out all year?
With one caveat. It is rated IP44, which covers splashing rain but not driving rain or jet spray, so it belongs under a porch, an overhang, a shed eave or a balcony rather than fully exposed. For an open position in a British winter, the Sentry and the Beacon are both IP65.
Is it bright enough for security?
It is a courtyard and pathway light rather than a floodlight. Good for a doorway, a bin store, a side return or a set of steps, not for lighting a whole driveway.
The Full Details
A solar clip-on light with an infrared sensor that brightens as someone approaches. Clips to a fence, rail, gutter or shed with no drilling, and charges entirely from its own panel. Rated IP44, so it wants a sheltered spot rather than an exposed one.
Specifications and full description
What it does
A solar light that clips wherever you need it and brightens when someone is there. The sensor is infrared, so it picks up a person approaching and lifts the output, which means light where you actually need it rather than floodlighting the whole garden from dusk to dawn.
No drilling
The sprung clip grips a fence panel, a gutter edge, a balcony rail, a shed lip or a pergola beam without a single hole. That matters if you rent, if the fence is not yours, or if you simply want to try a spot before committing to it. Moving it somewhere better takes seconds.
Nothing to wire, nothing to pay
The polycrystalline panel on top charges through the day, filling in around eight hours of direct sunlight, and the sensor takes over after dark. There is no cable to run along a fence, no plug and nothing added to the electricity bill.
One honest caveat on weather
This one is rated IP44, not IP65. That means splashing rain from any direction is fine, but driving rain and jet spray are not. Put it under a porch, a gutter overhang, a shed eave or a balcony rather than fully exposed on an open fence panel. If you need something that will take whatever a British winter throws at it in an open position, look at the Sentry or the Beacon instead, both of which are IP65.
Where it works best
Doorways, bin stores, side returns, steps, sheds and back gates. Mount it so the panel sees the sky and the sensor faces the route people actually walk. It is a courtyard and pathway light rather than a driveway floodlight, so pick the spot accordingly.
Specifications
- Power: integrated polycrystalline solar panel, rechargeable cell included
- Charge time: around 8 hours in direct sunlight
- Sensor: infrared motion sensing, brightens as someone approaches
- Mounting: sprung clip, no drilling or fixings required
- Body: ABS
- Weather rating: IP44, splash resistant rather than fully weatherproof
- Certification: CE
- The manufacturer does not publish a battery capacity, lumen figure, run time or sensor range, so we do not quote them