Magnificent product. No issues with ground lights

These look really good. They don't light up much but I still like them. I wish the hooks on them were closed a bit more. I read the reviews that some crashed in windy conditions and I can see how that could happen. They come on at dusk and off when it's light enough to turn them off. Good price.

El producto cumple con lo descrito en la información de compra. Excelente desempeño

So first off, none of the solar lights you see claiming wattage like this are accurate.  7200W at 240V is 30A, which is about what an electric dryer uses.  Running this off batteries for even an hour would require somewhere around 150 lbs of lithium batteries and a cost well over $2000, and then the solar panel on this - being just shy of 30W would take 240 hours of sunlight to charge it up for that 1 hour.

The panel itself faces up right at 21 to 23 degree angle (facing back towards your wall/pole, which may diminish sunlight).   The panel has some silicone around it, but doesn’t appear to be really waterproof below.  Most of the water should flow off, but if any does make it through, there are two TINY drain holes.  The mount is made of extruded plastic and has no drain holes in it and is perfect for catching water.  This isn’t a big deal until winter comes around - however every light like this I’ve seen has this issue.  It’s easy to drill a couple drain holes in it, which won’t look nice from the bottom, but should keep things in better shape.

 The light itself has a little bit of a flicker effect to it.  It doesn’t shut off, but does go bright->dim->bright->dim many times per second.  It does tend to bother my eyes a bit, but I am more sensitive to this than many other people- and also there are worse ones.  I do believe that this is a little more energy efficient to do this however, so it’s likely a trade off.

So, you’ve read all the reviews and decided you’re going to buy this light.  A couple thoughts for long term happiness would be to put some clear silicone all around the panel, and drill the small holes by the mount.  The last thing I’d note is that the mounting bolts for the panel are all stainless, but the other included hardware is “normal” metal.  Myself, I’d recommend swapping out the washers on the top as I find them a little small for the job, even if they didn’t end up being stainless.

The remote does not work .light comes on but we can not turn it off

This solar light has features not find anywhere. I love the flexibility of modes (5) plus 5 minutes, 2h,4h,6h timers with the remote mote control. With a approximate 15 feet cable you can put it practically anywhere. I install it in my Shed outside the house and from my bedroom I can manage it with he control remote. Recommend it.