One unit. Light, camera and solar power working together. This is all round security for your home And property

A sound at the gate.

Movement around your parked car.

Someone approaching your shop after closing.

You want to know what is happening around your property.

This solar street light + camera combines outdoor lighting with camera monitoring, helping you keep an eye on the areas that matter to you.

Your gate. Your compound. Your shop entrance. Your parking area.

Give those places light—and a camera watching the area.

Security lighting is useful, especially when there is a power outage.

This unit uses a solar panel to charge its rechargeable battery during the day, providing stored power for operation later.

You don’t have to keep a generator running just to power this outdoor light.

Install it in a suitable position where the solar panel can receive direct sunlight.

It charges with sunlight so you can depend less on mains electricity for your outdoor lighting.

You need light around your property.

You also want to see what is happening there.

This unit brings both functions together.

✅ Outdoor LED lighting
Brighten the area around your entrance, compound or shop.

✅ Built-in security camera
Monitor the area the camera is positioned to cover.

✅ Solar charging
Use sunlight to recharge the battery.

✅ Combined design
Have your outdoor lighting and camera together in one unit.

A practical addition to your home, shop or business premises.

You cannot stay at home or stand in front of your shop all day.

With a compatible internet connection and the supported mobile app, you can view the camera remotely from your phone.

Check your entrance while you are at work.

See what is happening around your shop when you are away.

Look at the monitored area without first walking outside.

You may be away from your property, but you can still check in.

• Your gate or compound entrance.

• Your driveway or parking area.

• Your shop entrance.

• Your backyard.

• Your office premises.

• A suitable entrance around your warehouse, school or church.

Consider separate units for different locations—for example, one at the front entrance and another at the back.

The number you need depends on your property layout and each camera’s actual coverage.

1. Choose your location.
Select an area you want to light and monitor, with good sunlight for the solar panel.

2. Mount the unit securely.
Position the light and camera according to the installation instructions.

3. Connect and test the camera.
Complete the supported app and network setup, then check the camera view and light operation.