London 12513LE4-SL LED Post Solar Light Outdoor Vintage Street Lights for Lawn Patio Yard Pathway Garden

I picked this one because it was aluminum and glass construction, came with the pole and had high light output of 300 lumens. 300 lumens are not super bright, but quite adequate for this purpose compared to most other models with much lower output. It is easy to assembly with options for mounting into your lawn or into concrete. We used the lawn screw, but it is not so strong because our lawn is very rocky, and we had to loosen the soil a lot. Planning to redo with concrete. It looks great and even though we had only an hour or so of light to charge it the first day, it ran most of the night. Planning to order another soon.

Let's start with this: I do not generally leave reviews, but this light is high quality, and I would give it 10 stars if possible. I bought my 1st one three years ago, my second one two years ago, and this year I have purchased three more and plan on buying five more. All the lights work flawlessly, and the oldest running light is over three years old. I have never had to even change the solar battery. These lights produce over 300 lumens and are beautiful. We live in North Florida, and they went through 5 hurricanes in one year. We took direct hits and lost a lot. The Hurricanes took down and destroyed over 200 trees, five buildings, and one car on our property, and the lights stood the storms. I'm so happy with all the purchases of the Lutec Lights. You won't be disappointed! I bought decorative flower pots that look like whiskey barrels at Lowes and poured three 60lbs. bags of Sakrete for the perfect base. These allow you to move if needed, easy to clean glass, and they did not blow down in 150 MPH winds from all the hurricanes.

Pros - Looks fantastic, excellent quality, I used the ground screw for the post base and it was extremely easy to install. Cons - It doesn't "throw" a lot of light. It's kind of a dim yellow london streetlamp look. Don't expect it to provide a lot of actual illumination, as opposed to looking nice or marking something like the end of your driveway. As others have noted, I really wish the battery lasted longer. I would gladly pay for a battery upgrade where we could get more light + more hours. (my neighbors with wired similar lights have a lot more illumination, but I get it that it's designed to be kind of dim so the battery time lasts longer)

I was expecting a rickety, cast iron and plastic light that needed to be replaced every 2 years. While it's still brand new, I was really surprised at the quality of the product. Really good brightness, I can't imagine the 3-light, very solid construction, intuitive and very clever assembly. Assembly is fairly complex but it's to be understood, my biggest problem was the threading of 2 of the post pieces. It took several minutes to get it to thread properly, it kept wanting to thread crooked and almost got stuck to the point I had to return it.

Arrived fairly quickly from Amazon. Took about 30 minutes to assemble (lamp itself). The ground installation took a little longer though. The ground installation time will depend on the type of soil you have. The lamp itself is exquisite. I was truly shocked at the HIGH quality of this product. The only issue I can foresee is the possible difficulty in getting a replacement solar battery if the need ever arises. You can only purchase it from the manufacturer directly. When I checked their site, the battery was currently unavailable. Outside of this possible hiccup, the light post is great and it works like a charm. On a full charge, it stays illuminated anywhere between 6 hours to 8.

The light is great and nice quality, the screw in ground base is garbage (composite which they call "parkay" ya really lol about as strong too., there is no torque spec in instructions so if you tighten the bolts to a normal asme spec for that bolt size you will crack the base then when you call them they will tell you overtightened it, despite using a torque wrench. In other words the bolts cant be tightened to normal torque spec for that bolt size. Better not tighten with any wrench finger tight only or you will break it (no torque spec in instructions). Im guessing its gonna be great in the next storm. Should have been made from metal like lamp. If you use the concrete mount kit would be way better. pour a concrete base use the anchors

This one surprised me. You really don't expect much when it comes to solar powered night lights. This one caught me of guard. Very well constructed and made of metal, not plastic. The highlight is that this thing is super bright. We'll worth the money

We had purchased a similar unit several years ago through Amazon but it's no longer available. So after checking available unit we settled on the LUTEC London unit. The lamp arrived well packed and there was absolutely no damage after unpacking, good start. Assembly was a snap taking less than 15 minutes. Installation was also easy and didn't take all that much time. It should be noted that we used the GAMA SONIC GS-3 EZ Ground Anchoring Kit for Single Head Lamp Posts that was listed as "Frequently bought together". I decided to go with the alternative anchoring system as it offered a deeper auger. Normally I'd have poured a concrete base for the lamp post and used the provided anchor bolts. However the lamp post's location contained a tremendous number of very large tree roots that I didn't was to cut. The lamp has been in used for over a week and works fine. The lights are sufficiently bright for our needs and stay illuminated for more than several hours. Not sure how long they stay illuminated but it's long enough for my needs. My original post lamp, over 5 years old, does manage to stay until sunrise and this one may as well but we can't see it without going outside.

habe sie einbetoniert und die 2. schon gekauft. Leuchten sehr schön und lange