Bastion Solar Floodlight – 1160 Lumen, Radar Motion Sensor, 25W Panel, Remote

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Overview

A heavy-duty solar floodlight for driveways, yards and outbuildings: 1160 lumens of cool daylight from 144 LEDs, powered by a separate 25W solar panel and a large 18Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, with a radar motion sensor, a remote control and automatic dusk-to-dawn operation.

  • 1160 lumens from 144 SMD LEDs, 6500K daylight
  • Separate 25W polycrystalline solar panel (43 × 35 cm)
  • 18Ah LiFePO4 battery built into the light
  • Up to 12 hours a night (supplier rating)
  • Radar motion sensor plus automatic dusk-to-dawn sensor
  • Remote: brightness, 3, 5 or 8-hour timer, radar mode
  • Die-cast aluminium housing, IP65 weatherproof
  • Carry strap and side handles
  • Light 25.8 × 21.3 × 4.5 cm
  • 12-month warranty

Product Overview

The Bastion is built around its power supply. A separate 25W solar panel – far bigger than the panel on a typical solar floodlight – charges an 18Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, and that stored energy runs 144 LEDs at 1160 lumens: enough to light a driveway, a yard or the front of a garage from dusk. A radar motion sensor and a remote control let you choose how it runs: all night, on movement, or for a set number of hours.

✓ 1160 lumens ✓ 25W separate solar panel ✓ 18Ah LiFePO4 battery ✓ Radar motion sensor ✓ Remote control ✓ Dusk-to-dawn automatic ✓ Aluminium, IP65

This design is made in several sizes, sold as "100W" to "600W" floodlights; the Bastion is the 200W size (the main photo shows the larger 400W model). That figure is a size class, not the power it draws: the Bastion's LEDs use about 10W, and we quote what you actually get – 1160 lumens.

Seasonal performance: Best in spring and summer; limited winter operation depends on strong direct sunshine reaching a well-positioned, unshaded solar panel.

Panel Where the Sun Is, Light Where You Need It

Because the panel is separate from the light, the floodlight can go under an eave, over a garage door or on a north-facing wall while the panel is fixed on the sunniest surface you have, angled towards the midday sun. The light's own sensor switches it on at dusk and off at dawn, and the remote lets you control it without a ladder.

Remote Control and Radar Sensor

Choose how it runs

  • AUTO: on at dusk, off at dawn
  • Radar mode: lights up when the sensor detects movement
  • 3+X / 4+X: dusk-to-dawn for the first 3 or 4 hours, then radar mode for the rest of the night

Timer and brightness

  • 3, 5 or 8-hour timer
  • Brightness up and down
  • Hold on for 3 seconds to light it in daytime

Light and Power

1160 lumens

  • 144 SMD 2835 LEDs
  • 6500K cool daylight
  • Supplier rating: lights about 150 m²

25W solar panel

  • Polycrystalline, 5V 25W
  • 43 × 35 cm
  • 6–8 hours of sun for a full charge

18Ah LiFePO4 battery

  • 3.2V lithium iron phosphate
  • Up to 12 hours a night (supplier rating)
  • Shorter running in dull weather and winter

Built for Outdoors

Die-cast aluminium housing

  • PC lens over the LEDs
  • IP65 weatherproof
  • Waterproof plug-in connector to the panel
  • Light 25.8 × 21.3 × 4.5 cm

Easy to carry

  • Carry strap on the back
  • Handles on both sides
  • Take it to a barn, a campsite or a job

Where it works best

  • Driveways and yards
  • Garages, barns and outbuildings
  • Gates, car parks and paddocks

Good to Know

Solar lighting needs direct sunlight – give the panel five hours or more a day with nothing shading it; less sun means shorter running, especially in winter. The light will not switch on if its sensor can see another light at night, so keep it away from porch and street lights. Charge it for a full sunny day before judging running time.

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Technical Specifications

SpecificationDetails
ModelMJ-D902, 200W size class
Light Output1160 lumens (supplier rating); LED power approx. 10W
LEDs144 × SMD 2835 (0.2W each)
Colour Temperature6500K cool daylight
CoverageApprox. 150 m² (supplier rating)
Solar PanelSeparate polycrystalline panel, 5V 25W, 43 × 35 cm
Battery3.2V 18Ah LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate), built into the light
Charging Time6–8 hours of direct sun
Running TimeUp to 12 hours a night (supplier rating); shorter in dull weather and winter
SensorsDusk-to-dawn light sensor; radar motion sensor
Remote ControlOn/off; AUTO dusk-to-dawn; radar mode; 3+X / 4+X (dusk-to-dawn, then radar); brightness up/down; 3, 5 or 8-hour timer; hold 3 s to light in daytime
Ingress ProtectionIP65
HousingDie-cast aluminium, PC lens; carry strap and side handles
ConnectorWaterproof plug-in connector, panel to light
Light Size25.8 × 21.3 × 4.5 cm
WeightApprox. 3.1 kg (light and panel)
Warranty12 months
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Choose the panel position first, then mount the light where you need it and connect the two.

  1. Pick the panel position: a south-facing wall, roof edge or post with no shade between about 10am and 3pm, within reach of the light's cable.
  2. Fix the panel and angle it towards the midday sun.
  3. Mount the floodlight 2.5–4 m high, angled down over the area to light. It can sit in shade – the panel does the charging.
  4. Connect the panel cable to the light and switch the light on.
  5. Give it a full sunny day to charge before judging running time, then use the remote to choose dusk-to-dawn, radar or timer mode.
  6. Keep the light away from porch and street lights – if its sensor can see another light at night, it stays off.

How Your Solar Floodlight Works

The separate solar panel charges the battery in the light during the day; at dusk the light's sensor switches it on and it runs from the stored charge until dawn or until the battery is spent.

Daytime Charging

  • The 25W panel charges the 18Ah LiFePO4 battery whenever daylight falls on it
  • Face the panel south and keep it clear of shade and dirt
  • A full sunny day gives the longest night

Night Operation

  • Switches on automatically at dusk, or on movement in radar mode
  • Up to 12 hours a night (supplier rating)
  • Use the remote to set the mode, brightness or a 3, 5 or 8-hour timer

Spring and Summer Product

  • Long, bright days give the longest running
  • In winter the low sun charges less – expect shorter nights
  • Keep the light away from other night-time lights
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