60W Led Solar Street Light With Remote.     Feature: -120LEDs High-brightness LED lamp beads, energy saving, even light, longer lasting.  -All-in-one design and charged by solar, so the lighting kits are completely wireless and easy to be mounted.  Widely arrange mount applications on wall, fence, tree, steps, etc. to light up your garden, hallway, flowerbeds, pillar, deck, yard, patio, or driveway and any other places.  -Solar panels convert solar energy into electricity, more environmentally friendly.  -Intelligent time switch control. The illumination is automatically started in the dark, and the illumination brightness is automatically output in a time division.  -Easy installation, maintenance-free dependable operation without the need for wiring or trench. Rustproof, waterproof aluminum heavy duty casing. Please turn on the switch before installation or charging.  Application: Outdoor wall or pole in Plaza, Park, Garden, Courtyard, Street, Walkway, Pathway, School, Farm, Perimeter Security etc.     Specifications: Type of bulb:LED.  Power Source:Solar.  Shell material:Aluminum alloy+ PC.  Solar Panel: Polycrystalline Solar Panel 6V.  Solar Battery:10mAh.  Control system: Light Control + Remote Control+Motion induction(When you select the timing 2/3/4 hours, the 2/3/4 hour light will be in constant light 100%.  After it will be enter the motion sensing mode all LED on when sensing motion, 30% power on when sension no motion).  Color temperature: 8500K.  Waterproof rate: IP67.  Charge Time: About 6-8H with full sunshine.  Work Time : About 13H.  Install height: 9.8ft-16.5ft(3-5meters).  Working temperature: -13℉ to 149℉.  Color: Black.  Life expectancy: 50000h.  Power: 60W.  Light source: 2835SMD LED Chip (120pcs).  Irradiation area: 120 square meters.  Mounting Pole Length:50cm.     Package include(Optional): 1x 60W led solar street light.  1x Remote Control.     Note: 1. Please turn on the switch before installation and charging.  2. Please choose a position without any shelter for enough sunshine and fully exposure