Kolkata, West Bengal
Looks like part of the building
This was the whole reason I bought it. Our architect hated the idea of a solar light on the facade until he saw this one mounted. The 4000K colour is much nicer on our stone wall than cold white.


Compound wall, Jaipur
Pro 150 throwing an even wash the length of the walkway — no trenching, no wiring, no meter.
In the real world
The Pro 150 hides its power. A single continuous lens, a low-profile aluminium shell and a panel that folds flat to the wall — from the ground it reads as a design detail, until dusk. 15,000 lumens across a 180° spread makes it the right answer for a facade, a terrace or a compound wall where a floodlight would look crude.
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3 verified reviews
Kolkata, West Bengal
This was the whole reason I bought it. Our architect hated the idea of a solar light on the facade until he saw this one mounted. The 4000K colour is much nicer on our stone wall than cold white.
Jaipur, Rajasthan
Covers the full terrace with even light, no hot spot in the middle. Runs dusk to dawn even in December when the sun is weak.
Thrissur, Kerala
Beautiful light. The PIR occasionally triggers on a large moth, which is more funny than annoying. Would buy again.

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