Extreme Commercial Solar Flagpole Light CREE
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Original price
$499.99
Original price
$499.99
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Original price
$499.99
Original price
$499.99
Current price
$425.00
$425.00
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$425.00
Current price
$425.00
Illuminate your flagpole with unmatched brilliance using Flagman's CREE Solar Flagpole Light, the most powerful side mounted option available on the market. Engineered for even commercial use, this light offers exceptional versatility and performance.
Key Features:
- Adjustable Light Mode: Easily switch between spotlight and floodlight by pushing or pulling the light head, ensuring perfect illumination for any setting.
- Advanced Technology: Equipped with a magnifying head and an ultra-powerful CREE chip, this light delivers superior brightness and clarity.
- Variable Intensity: Each of the three light heads can be adjusted from 200 to 600 LUX, providing tailored lighting to meet your specific needs.
- Custom Fit: Stainless bands for 6" diameter or smaller flagpoles, ensuring a seamless and secure installation. But more bands can be purchased if your flagpole is larger.
Experience the ultimate in solar lighting technology with the Extreme Commercial Solar Flagpole Light by Flagman of America. Enhance your flagpole's visibility and make a statement with this powerful, adjustable, and energy-efficient light. Invest in quality and performance—order yours today!
*This kit includes 3 total solar lights & panels*
**Flagpole NOT included**
***SAVE $200 than buying 3 individually***
FEATURES
No Wiring Required, 100% Solar Powered & Environmentally Friendly
Commercial Grade Powerful Solar Lights! This is as bright as solar lights get! Lasting 8 hours on a full charge!
Tips to get the most out of your solar light
- The manufacturer states to let the solar light actively charge and die for about 2 weeks before it will start putting off its full charge.
- Make sure the solar panel is facing and angled to get the absolute most sun possible with zero interferences.
- Make sure there are no other light sources that could be interfering with the photocell.
- The bulb of those lights is a fisheye and can be turned to focus the light tighter or wider, so make sure the head is facing towards the flag and the head it turned so it is more of a focused light than wide spread.
- The light can be moved up higher on the flagpole to be closer to the flag to allow more light to hit the flag.