Solar garden post lamp GreenBlue GB126 — compact solar-powered outdoor post light 61×61×45 mm

GreenBlue GB126 is a compact solar garden post lamp designed for mounting on posts, fences or other outdoor vertical surfaces. Measuring 61×61×45 mm, the unit integrates a solar panel, rechargeable battery and low-voltage LED light to provide autonomous illumination without wiring. The lamp charges during daylight and switches on automatically at dusk, making it suitable for garden pathways, patios and perimeter marking.

Advantages

The GreenBlue GB126 offers a self-contained lighting solution that requires no electrical installation. Its small footprint and straightforward mounting allow placement on narrow posts and fence caps. Integrated solar charging and automatic dusk-to-dawn operation reduce maintenance needs, while low-voltage LED technology ensures energy-efficient, steady light output. The compact weather-resistant housing is designed for outdoor conditions and minimizes visual impact on landscaping.

Suitable for

• Illuminating garden paths and walkways
• Marking fence posts and gates
• Accent lighting for patios and terraces
• Low-maintenance perimeter and safety lighting

Key specifications

• Overall dimensions: 61 × 61 × 45 mm
• Power source: integrated solar panel with internal rechargeable battery
• Light source: low-voltage LED
• Operation: automatic on at dusk, off at dawn
• Mounting: designed for post or fence installation
• Suitable environment: outdoor use with weather-resistant housing

How to use

Mount the GreenBlue GB126 on a vertical surface such as a post or fence cap using appropriate screws or brackets for the chosen substrate. Position the unit so the solar panel faces unobstructed daylight to ensure efficient charging. After installation, allow the lamp to charge in daylight; it will then operate automatically at night. Periodically clean the solar panel surface to maintain charging performance and check mounting hardware for stability.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, install the lamp where it receives several hours of direct or strong indirect sunlight each day and avoid shaded locations. During winter months or extended overcast periods, expect reduced lighting duration. Regularly clear debris and snow from the solar panel and inspect seals to preserve weather resistance.