Embermont Solar House Number Light – Illuminated Address Stake with Stick-On Numbers, 90 cm

• Your number, lit, with no wiring. The panel on top charges in daylight and the face lights itself at dusk, so a dark house front stops being a guessing game for a delivery driver at seven in the evening.
• Push it in and walk away. The two-part spike goes into a border, a lawn edge or a gravel bed by hand. No cable to bury, no socket to find, nothing to drill into the brickwork.
• Make up any number. Three sets of digits 0 to 9 and a set of letters A to F come with it, so you set your own number or flat letter and change it if you move.
• Six to twelve hours a night. A full day of light gives a full evening of light, which covers the hours anybody is actually looking for the house.
• 90 cm tall. High enough to clear low planting and read from a car, low enough not to look like a street lamp in a front garden.
• Outdoor plastic housing. Made to live outside through the seasons on a black housing that disappears against planting in daylight.

The problem it solves

House numbers are painted on doors, hidden behind hedges or missing altogether, and after dark none of them read from the street. A lit number at the edge of the path is visible from a moving car, which is the only place it matters.

Setting it up

Peel and stick the digits you need onto the face, push the two spike sections together, work the point into soft ground and angle the solar panel so it gets the most open sky. That is the whole installation.

Through the year

Short winter days charge it less, so expect shorter evenings of light between November and February. Wipe the solar panel clean a few times a year, because a film of dust or pollen costs more run time than anything else.

What arrives

One solar address light with its two-part ground spike, three sets of numbers 0 to 9 and one set of letters A to F.

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