Solar Garden Spot Lights – 6 Head Kit – Warm White

Uplight the trees a normal solar spot cannot reach

A garden changes the moment the light comes up from below. A warm beam into the trunk of a gum, a wash across a planted bed, a fence line picked out in soft light, and the space gains depth and a focal point it never had in daylight. This kit gives you six of those beams to place wherever you want them, with no wiring to run and no power point to find.

Six heads to shape the whole garden

Each of the six spot heads sits on a ground spike and tilts on an adjustable head, so you can aim light straight up a trunk, across a garden bed or along a path. Gather three or four on a single feature tree, or spread all six across the yard. The solar panel is separate, on its own spike and its own cable, and that is the part that matters under trees: the heads sit in the shade where you want the light, while the panel goes out in the open where the sun falls. Most solar spots build the panel into the light itself, so they only work in full sun. This one does not.

Each head is at its brightest across the first 2 to 3 metres, which is where a trunk, a rendered wall or a planted bed really lifts. Aim one further out and it still reaches, up to around 10 metres. These are lights for picking out the things worth looking at, not for flooding the whole yard.

Built for Australian weather

The heads are die-cast aluminium and ABS in a matte black finish that settles quietly into a garden bed by day. They are rated IP65, sealed against rain and hose spray, and the separate panel is rated IP44 for its spot in the open. The kit carries a 12-month warranty, and if anything goes wrong you reach a real person here in Australia.

Honest solar, with two levels of light

A full day of sun, around 8 hours, gives you roughly 6 to 9 hours of light after dark. Cloudy days charge less, so you get less. That is simply how solar works, and it is worth knowing before you buy. The kit comes on by itself once the light drops, and a button sets it to a bright high mode or a softer low mode that runs longer into the night. No app, no timer, nothing to wire.

What’s in the kit

• 6 x solar spot heads, 3 SMD LEDs each, 3W per head
• 1 x separate solar panel on its own ground spike
• 6 x ground spikes
• Wall-mount screws and anchors
• Connecting cable, approximately 3m between heads

How hard is it to set up?

There is no wiring and no electrician. Each head pushes into a garden bed on its spike, or screws to a wall or post with the included bracket, so you can light beds, fences and walls from the one kit. Stand the solar panel on its spike in the sunniest spot nearby, angle each head where you want the light, and that is the job. The spikes go in by hand; wall mounting takes a screwdriver.

How bright is it?

Each head is at its brightest across the first 2 to 3 metres, which covers most of what you would actually want to light: a trunk, a wall, a planted bed. Aim one further out and it still reaches, up to around 10 metres. There are two modes, so you can run them bright or drop to low and get more hours out of the night. We have not put a lumens figure on this page, because we have not measured this kit ourselves yet, and we would rather give you a number we can stand behind than one copied off someone else’s spec sheet.

Will it survive Australian weather?

Yes. The heads are die-cast aluminium rated IP65, sealed against rain and hose spray, and the panel is rated IP44 for its position out in the open.

What if a light stops working?

Every kit is covered by a 12-month warranty, and if a head ever fails or fades you reach a real person here in Australia who will sort it out, not a silent overseas inbox. Solar lights work hard outdoors, and we would rather back them properly than hope you never need us.

Will it suit my space?

There is roughly 3m of cable between each head, so a single kit reaches across a garden bed, along a fence line or around a small tree cluster. If you are not sure it will reach, send us a rough measurement and we will tell you before you order.

What happens on cloudy days?

The panel charges less, so the lights run for less of the night. A run of overcast days will show. This is true of every solar light, and we would rather say so than pretend otherwise. If your spot gets limited sun, place the separate panel in the best light you have; that is exactly what it is designed for.

Does it pair with the fairy light tree kit?

It does, and it is one of our favourite combinations. Uplight a tree from the ground with two or three of these heads, then wrap the canopy with one of our fairy light tree kits. The spots give you shape and shadow from below, the fairy lights add sparkle above, and a single tree becomes the feature of the whole solar garden lighting landscape.