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Solar Mate III - DIY Solar Lighting Kit

   Click on Pictures to Enlarge           UK Delivery £5.74 (Inc. VAT) 24hr Despatch

Product Info : 

SolarMate is a lighting kit in a box! Where quality light is needed in remote locations but no mains power exists, SolarMate is the answer. This is a really practical product making good use of renewable energy. 

• Mains free lighting from the power of the sun
• Ideal for remote buildings such as stables, garden offices, etc
• Quick, easy and safe to install
• Upto 8 hours of quality light per night
• No mains power does not have to mean no decent lighting!

Extend your use of remote buildings such as sheds, stables, summer houses, garden offices, garages, barns, etc. Great for the kid's garden play house as well - let them experience the excitement of having their own little house with a SolarMate 12 V lighting system. Solar Mate IIIs solar panel will collect enough energy during to power it's lights forup to 8 hours per day depending on the time of the year (yes - even in Britain!). As a guide, this kit will illuminate approximately 32 square meters. Its simple and safe to install, taking around 1 and 1/2 hours with no special tools required. The SolarMate III kit contains :

• 1 x 18 Watt crystalline solar panel
• 1 x Roof/wall fixing kit
• 2 x 8 Watt fluorescent light units with built in switches
• 1 x 7m cable roll
• 8A voltage regulator
• all neccessary connectors and fuses etc
• Detailed fitting and use instructions

You will need to provide a 75 or 85Ah 12V caravan/leisure battery. Unfortunately, we cannot supply the battery due to the high cost of delivering these to you. Any old car battery will work provided it will hold a charge (fully charge it before using with your SolarMate kit), however, to get the best results we suggest you buy a new battery - they are readily available and typically cost £30 to £40 for a suitable one. For more battery information click here.

Other Stuff :

• The kit has a 10 year manufacture warranty (excludes the tubes)
• The solar panel has a 35 year life expectancy