- Solar charged
- Motion sensor turns light on
- Easy installation with no cables needed
- Dark Sky Protection
- 5-year LED guarantee
Bulb base
SolarLedDimmable?
No, cannot be dimmedColor Temperature (K)
3000KBrightness of light (Lumen)
400.0IP degree
IP44Area
OutdoorMaterial
MetalThe solar-powered Justina series by Danish design duo Says Who has a round, classic design with a large light surface that lights up automatically when the sensor detects motion. Perfect for placing along the driveway or a path to create visibility when you or your guests approach your home. Easy installation with no cables needed.
Item Number
2418098050EAN
5704924017575TUN
2367055Area
OutdoorType
Garden light, Solar LightBulb base
SolarLedDesigner
Says WhoIP degree
IP44Class (Class 1, Class 2, Class 3)
Class 3 (12V)Dimmable?
No, cannot be dimmedParallel connection
NoVoltage (V)
3.7Actual Watt (W)
5.0Material
MetalSecondary material
PlasticColour
AnthraciteColour code
RAL 7015Surface material of the cable
PlasticProduct net weight (kg)
1.0652Brightness of light (Lumen)
400.0Color Temperature (K)
3000KRa-value
80Lifetime (h)
25000Energy Class
ExemptBattery lasting time for each lumen
60 activationsBattery recharging 0%-100% (h)
7.2Sensor type
PIRSensor range (m)
5-8mHeight (cm)
60.0Tube Diameter (cm)
4.0Shade Diameter (cm)
23.0Outdoor base dimension (cm)
14.5Sales Box Height (cm)
23.5Sales Box Width(cm)
29.5Sales Box Depth (cm)
29.5Sales Box Volume m³
0.0205
Datasheet
2418098050_DS_GB.pdf
2418098050_DS_SE.pdf
2418098050_DS_DK.pdf
2418098050_DS_NO.pdf
2418098050_DS_DE.pdf
2418098050_DS_FR.pdf
2418098050_DS_NL.pdf
Images
Justina Garden Solar 2418098050_1.jpg
M Justina 2418098050_1.jpg
M Justina 2418098050_2.jpg
Artwork
2418098050-Artwork.pdf
Linedrawing with measurement
241809-linedrawing.svg
Mounting intruction
2418098050-Mountinginstruction.pdf
Declaration of Conformity
241809-CE.pdf
Designed by Says Who
Says Who is a team of dedicated Danish furniture designers who are rooted in the traditions of Scandinavian design. Since founding their studio in 2010, based on a shared desire to create, the duo Kasper Meldgaard and Nikolaj Duve have taken a pragmatic approach towards design.