Description
The Aolyty Solar Motion Sensor is an innovative outdoor security device designed to provide reliable warning notifications in various settings. Perfect for orchards, pastures, farms, barns, yards, and fences, this solar-powered motion sensor ensures safety by detecting movement and emitting a loud alarm.
This motion sensor is constructed from durable ABS plastic, making it both lightweight and weather-resistant. With an IP65 waterproof rating, it is suitable for outdoor use, ensuring long-lasting performance in diverse environmental conditions. The device features six LED light bulbs, providing visibility up to 800 meters. Its efficient battery, with a capacity of 400mA (3.7V), can last for over 20 days on a full charge and supports up to 200 activations. The solar panel, with a voltage of 5V and power of 0.6W, charges the device in approximately 6 to 8 hours.
Key Features:
- Solar-powered operation eliminates the need for electric cables, making installation hassle-free.
- High decibel alarm at 110dB, comparable to rock music volume, effectively alerts to potential intrusions.
- Motion detection range of 5 to 8 meters and a detection angle of 110 degrees, ensuring comprehensive coverage.
- Activated by both animals and humans, enhancing security around your property.
- Four operational modes: continuous siren, continuous strobe light, night mode siren, and night mode strobe light.
- Includes essential accessories: 1 solar motion sensor and 2 screws for easy installation.
- Warning note: Extended exposure to loud environments may affect hearing; use responsibly.
The Aolyty Solar Motion Sensor is an excellent choice for homeowners and property managers seeking enhanced outdoor security. Its solar-powered design, combined with effective motion detection and alarm features, makes it ideal for anyone looking to safeguard their property from unwanted visitors. With easy installation and robust performance, this device ensures peace of mind in various outdoor environments.






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