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Application guide — solar range
Solar fence & deck lights
Buyers search "solar fence lights" looking for a product type; in this catalogue the fence-and-deck job is an application of the wall and ground ranges rather than a separate model family — and this page says so plainly, then maps the recorded models to the structures. Fence posts, deck rails, steps and patio walls all take one of three fittings: a compact wall light screwed to the post or rail, a ground spot at the base, or a lawn light staked alongside.
Fence posts and rails: the compact wall lights
The solar PIR sensor wall light is the fence-post format: a light plastic body with polycarbonate diffuser, IP65 sealing, a 270° beam and three working modes, drawing DC 5 V from its own panel. Mounted at post height, the 270° spread throws light along the fence line in both directions. The motion sensor wall light (IP54, 0.17 kg) suits covered decks and pergola rails where its lighter body fixes easily and weather exposure is lower. The security record for this wall range explicitly lists fences, decks, patios and pools among its applications.
Deck edges and steps: ground and lawn formats
At ground level, the solar ground spotlight (PY-S4115S-60, IP65, 0.48 kg) grazes light across deck boards and step treads without glare at eye level, while the stake-in lawn lights mark the boundary where deck meets garden. The three-head 74 LED wall light covers the yard corner where fence lines meet, with three lighting levels from a single fitting.
| Fence post format | Solar PIR sensor wall light — IP65, 270° beam, 3 modes |
|---|---|
| Covered deck format | Solar motion sensor wall light — IP54, 0.17 kg |
| Ground format | Solar ground spotlight PY-S4115S-60 — IP65 |
| Corner format | Three-head 74 LED solar wall light — IP65, 3 levels |
| Recorded applications (security wall record) | Gardens, pools, fences, patios, decks, yards, driveways, stairs, exterior walls |
Spec'ing notes for boundary lighting
- Keep the fitting's own panel in daylight: fence lines under trees are the classic failure — choose the sunniest posts for sensor lights.
- IP65 for open fences; IP54 only where a roof or pergola sheds the weather.
- Sensor models along a fence give light on approach without burning the battery on empty hours.
Is there a dedicated fence-post cap light in the range?
No dedicated cap model is recorded; the wall formats above are the catalogue's fence solution and are documented for fence and deck applications.
Will the wall lights fit a narrow post?
The PIR wall light is a compact plastic fitting; confirm the current dimensions for your post width at quote stage.
Fence lines and deck edges: layout patterns
Boundary lighting works in patterns. On a fence line, space surface units evenly and let repetition do the design work — irregular spacing reads as breakage, not informality. On deck edges and steps, concentrate instead: one unit per step edge or per newel post, aimed down at the tread, because the job there is trip prevention rather than ambience. Cap lights finish the pattern at posts and pillars, where the cube format's flat top doubles as a visual full stop. For programmes, fences and decks are usually specified together — the same household buys both — so the two formats are worth quoting as one package with a shared installation story.