This is not advisable as the PV panel is unlikely to absorb sufficient sunlight if shaded.  It should always be installed in a manner where it can receive the maximum sunlight possible and charge the internal battery.

Yes, Solarsure lights have light sensors which ensure they come on automatically at night, making it more convenient to use them. However, many of our products are programmable or include smart options allowing manual override of the automatic settings.

You can place an order by contacting us through our website, email, or phone. Our team will guide you through the process.

Absolutely. Our team ensures all lighting solutions meet relevant safety and compliance standards, including ISO certifications.

Solar lights rely on sunlight for their operation. They harness the energy from the sun and convert it into electricity which the light fitting uses to operate during darkness.

Solar lights have solar panels or photovoltaic cells. These photovoltaic cells efficiently capture and convert sunlight into energy.

During daylight, these photovoltaic cells harvest energy from the sun and stores it in the battery integrated into the light fitting.

Solar lights usually have a light sensor which will detect the presence and absence of light. This feature enables Solarsure lights to automatically switch on at night and off at dawn and therefore charges itself during daylight hours. Most of our solar lights also have integrated motion sensors which enables light to illuminate and/or brighten when it detects movement, dimming once inactivity and delay time is completed.

Solarsure lights work best with direct sunlight, however they also work perfectly well if the weather is either sunny or overcast. The charging efficiency is faster in direct sunlight so maximum illumination time can be affected where not fully charged. We always allow for a minimum 2-3 nights usage per charge allowing for times when direct sunlight is not present due to cloudier conditions.