Pro-Vision PVST-12E-300-SEN 300W Sensor Solar Flood Light IP65 7000K

Description

The big-hitter of the solar flood range.

The Pro-Vision PVST-12E-300-SEN is a 300W-class solar LED flood light with a 25W solar panel, 20,000mAh LiFePO4 battery, and 272 LED chips. Three operating modes – intelligent, remote, and sensor – in an IP65 die-cast aluminium body, with no mains wiring required.

Key Features

• 272 × SMD2835 LED chips producing crisp 7000K cool daylight output
• Fully solar powered – no 240V wiring, no electrician, no running costs
• Separate 25W/6V solar panel (390 x 360mm) for flexible sun-facing placement
• 20,000mAh 3.2V LiFePO4 battery – the largest reserve in the range
• Three working modes: intelligent mode, remote control, and sensor activation
• 6–8 hour charge time; 12–15 hours of discharge covering 2–3 rainy days
• IP65 weatherproof die-cast aluminium body, 290 x 230 x 48mm lamp head
• 12-month warranty

Order today and put serious solar light wherever the mains can’t reach.

Why it Matters

Maximum Output, Zero Wiring
With 272 LED chips, a 20,000mAh battery, and a 25W panel, this is the brightest and longest-lasting unit in the solar flood range – built for large yards, car parks, worksites, and building frontages where a smaller solar flood would fall short, all without a metre of cable.

Three Ways to Control It
Intelligent mode manages charging and output automatically, the remote control gives manual command from the ground, and sensor mode brings the light up when activity is detected – suited to entries and access points where light is only needed on approach.

Built for the Australian Outdoors
The IP65-rated die-cast aluminium housing seals out dust and water jets, and the separate panel design lets you mount the lamp in shade while the panel faces full sun. The supplier lists courtyards, roads, walls, parks, and squares among its intended applications.

How does the 300W compare to the smaller models?
It is the top of the range with 272 LED chips, a 20,000mAh battery, and a 25W panel – ahead of the 200W (184 chips, 15,000mAh, 20W) and 100W (116 chips, 10,000mAh, 15W) – for the brightest output and longest reserve.

Does this solar flood light need mains power?
No. It runs entirely from its solar panel and battery, with no 240V connection to install – mount the lamp and panel, and it is ready to run.

How long does it run between charges?
A 6 to 8 hour solar charge delivers 12 to 15 hours of discharge, with enough battery reserve to cover 2 to 3 rainy days.