Solar Post Cap Lights, Remote Dimming Fence Column Lamp
Outdoor Post Light
Warm, wireless light on top of every post.
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1 year guarantee
Solar
Remote
15-30cm
8-10 hrs
Light
Colours
RGB, white, warm, neutral, red
Control
Remote: colour, dimming, timer
Switching
Automatic on at dusk
Sizes
Cap heights
15, 20, 25 and 30cm
Head styles
Several profiles available
Charge time
Approx. 7 hours
Power
Runtime
Approx. 8-10 hours
Power
Solar; no wiring or transformer
Body
ABS with acrylic diffuser
Build
Weather
Weather-resistant, year-round
Included
Mounting screws and manual
First use
Charge 6-12 hours in direct sun
Fitting
Siting
Panel needs unshaded sky
Cleaning
Wipe the panel clear of dust and leaves
Suits
Fence, gate pillar, deck rail, driveway
Free tracked shipping to the US and the UK on every order.
30 day returns from the day your order is delivered, under our published returns policy.
Questions before you buy are answered in 24 to 48 hours at info@viegoco.com.
Charge it for 6 to 12 hours in direct sun before first use, and site the panel where it sees unshaded sky. Wipe the panel clear of dust, pollen and fallen leaves a few times a year, since a dirty panel is the usual reason a light starts running short.
Specifications
Elevate every space
Remote control
Built-in timer
Dimmable
Five colours
Four cap heights
Auto dusk to dawn
ABS and acrylic
Screws included
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On all orders
30 day returns
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1 year warranty
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See the difference
Unlit, a garden at night is a black rectangle with no visible lawn edge, step or boundary. A lit post every few metres draws the shape of the space back in, which makes it feel larger and safer to walk through.
About this piece
The Solar Post Cap Light turns a plain fence line, a gate pillar or a deck rail into a lit boundary without running a single cable. A solar panel sits in the cap, charges through the day and switches the LED on by itself once the light drops, so the drive, the path and the garden edge stay marked long after dark.
The remote is what separates it from a basic stake light: choose RGB, white, warm white, neutral white or red, dim it to the level the evening actually needs, and set the built-in timer so it runs on a schedule instead of by hand. Pick the head style and cap height that match your posts across 15, 20, 25 and 30cm, then run a matched set down a whole fence line.
Set the colour, dim it to suit the evening and schedule it on a timer, all from the remote.
Four cap heights from 15 to 30cm and several head styles, so the light sits on the post.
Around seven hours of daylight gives roughly eight to ten hours of light.
An ABS body with an acrylic diffuser handles year-round weather, screws and manual included.
Wiring a fence line properly means a trench, armoured cable, a transformer and an electrician - which is why most gardens simply never get it done. Capping the posts you already have is the shortcut: the light sits where the structure already is, and the whole run goes up with a screwdriver in an afternoon.
A solar light that runs until the battery dies is bright at nine and gone by two, which is the wrong way round. Setting a schedule on the remote means the charge is spent on the hours you are actually outside or arriving home, rather than lighting an empty garden at four in the morning.
In the room
Three placements, and what changes in each.
Fence line, post tops
01 / 03
Cap the posts already in the ground and the whole run goes up with a screwdriver, with no trench and no transformer. Around seven hours of daylight gives roughly eight to ten hours of light down the line.
Gate pillar, driveway
02 / 03
On a gate pillar the cap marks the entrance for guests and deliveries. Set warm white on the remote for an ordinary evening, and use the timer so the charge is spent on the hours you are actually arriving home.
Deck rail, corner post
03 / 03
On a deck rail the cap sits at hand height and marks the drop at the edge. Four cap heights run from 15 to 30cm across several head styles, so the light sits on the post rather than perching on it.
Questions
Send us your room measurements or a photo of the space and we will tell you which option to take.
To the US and the UK on every order
From delivery, under our published policy
Email info@viegoco.com before you buy
