what is the length of the cord/wire from the floodlight to the power source? Does it have any photo lens to turn on automatically at sunset?
1142741
I bought the wire separately, about 100 ft, and the lights can be attached at any point along the wire via an easy-to-use clip connector. There are no light sensors on the floodlight - the sensor is built into the transformer, which is the preferred configuration - you do not want to have different floodlights each with individual sensors. Hope this helps.
746073
I did not measure the cord however I have my solar panel mounted about 5 feet away from the light and there was some spare cord, so it might be about 6 feet long.
1980912
The power cord is just a little over 10Ft. Each light has it own separate off/on button. I've been very happy with the light so far!
670612
About 1.5 feet. The wire coming from the light itself is 1 foot. In total 2.5 feet.
52458
There are short wires to connect to the 12 volt power source. Only about 18 inches long.
700318
Just the light and the pigtail you see on the picture. You have to buy the power supply separately. Check the "customers also bought" pictures. FYI i have this installed outside exposed to rain snow etc for about a year now and it is still working.
1793593
The cord from light to panel is 16 feet. So far a great light, it does not always need direct sunlight.
1728616
Its 4' long, can be adjusted to desired length. Skylight brought so much light into my kitchen.Go for it.
698021
It does not have dawn to dusk (on/off) feature. We plugged it into a switch that did that. Otherwise it was very bright and unaffected by rain.
1588125
There is one cord from the solar panel to the spotlight unit. This power cord has about 13 feet of usable length. So as long as you place the solar panel in the sun and the light will be placed within about 12 or 13 feet from there, you should be ok!
1142742
The cord is about 12" long and it does not have a "photo lens". The vampire fastener on the cable end is good. If you get these I'd seal up the cable access but with some silicon caulk or else you'll have dirt and moisture inside the unit in 6 months. It will fail shortly after that.
1119077
The wire is 12 or so feet long. it is permanently connected to the solar panel, but has a small plug on the end, that connects to the light. Therefore, it is quite easy to place the panel outside, while the light is installed inside a small structure.
1543440
Wire on my unit is approx. foot long. Works well. This the second unit that I bought. First one was for my father who was elderly and could not turn on a lamp.
481947
It is a dawn-to-dusk light sensor which is about 6' long from the transformer. It only takes about 5 seconds of darkness or lightness to switch modes, (which is useful to know during testing.) It seems to do really well with coming on or off, even on hazy days, despite the fact that I can't get the sensor out of my carport (so it only gets indirect sun lighting.)
651920
the light comes with a cord attached to the light the 16.4 foot long cord then plugs into the solar panel you screw the light to the ceiling the button on the light turns in off and on the pull cord on the light changes the brightness the solar panel does have two screw holes for mounting the solar panel once mounted it does swivel tilt towards sun at about 30 degree angle if mounted in window inside house you lose about 30 percent of the solar power going through the glass mount solar panel outside for faster charge.
835983
The light is not battery. The cord is a stretch curl cord and can be two feet or more.
549397
It just plugs into an outlet, no manual wiring involved. The power cord is also pretty long at 8 feet. I really like this light.