Frequently Asked Questions - Durham USB Solar Post Light

Hello,

Please email [email protected] so we can send you a copy of the fixing instructions. 

Sorry these parts are not sold as spares. If we can try and help, please email [email protected] and our friendly customer service team will see if they are able to assist. 

Hello,

No these need to be fixed to a hard surface, as they are too big to be spiked into the ground. 

Hello,

Sorry these do only work on dusk to dawn basis. We do not have any lights which will switch off at a 'chosen time' I am afraid. 

Hi, the base does have the facility for bolt application, however these fixings are not included as we're unable to accurate cater to every possible surface our customers may want to install their lights without creating unneccessary waste. 

Good afternoon,

Thank you for your question.

Yes, they do.

The switch is under the panel which is on top of the light.

All of our lights come with a 12-months warranty.

These will need to be screwed down to decking or concreted in. 

The Diameter of the base is: 115mm

It is made of metal and plastic. 

The light cover is plastic and the rest of the light is stainless steel.

They can be cemeted or screwed down. 

The batteries are in the light head, you will need to remove the white battery cover unscrew the screws and remove and replace the battery. 

The Durham is the same dimensions as before. 79mm across and 800mm high. 

These are white colour. Sadly warm white cannot be purchased. 

You just lift the top part off the top of the light and turn it over. So grab the silver ring under the solar panel and pull up.

The lumen rating for the Durham is 12. 

Hello,

The batteries are in the light head already, thse are underneath the white battery cover. There is a slide switch on the underside of the light head, it will be marked as S = Summer setting and P = Power saving and the middle is off. 

The batteries are located in the lightead already, they are underneath the white cap. The Slide switch to operate the light is also under the light head, there is markings of P/S for Standard and Power saving, the middle setting is off.

As per instructions, the light attaches to a base plate which in turn must be attached to a solid surface e.g. concrete.  S is standard and P is power-saving modes, the lights come on at dusk not matter which mode. 

The Durham is rated at 12 lumens

Due to the height of the Durham Post Lights you need a solid base. Our smaller version the London Solar Post Lights have ground spikes for installing straight into the ground. Some customers have made a small concrete base and installed each light that way.

You can screw it down to decking or concrete.

The base plate has the two screws with bolts/nuts that go into the product then you have options of how you'd and what you'd like to fix it too. Additional bolts would be ideal for wood/decking.  The long pin screws that have a right angle are ideal for concrete. Hope that helps. 

The Durham is too tall to be used with a garden spike. Londons or Kodiaks are the tallest spiked post lights we offer.

The Durham is rated at 12 lumens, I'm afraid I don't understand the 2nd part of your question.

The P setting stands for Powersaving and will slightly reduce the brightness but double the runtime of the light at night. It's good to select this if the panel isn't in the best location or over the worst period of winter. The S setting is for standard mode and it will run on maximum brightness.

Yes, they are available here.

We do not do this light with PIR detection built in. Very sorry.