Solar powered weather sensor 25 ₾
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Solar powered weather sensor

№88716
Created: January 19
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The solar-powered light sensor is a modern, environmentally friendly solution for home and yard lighting. This device is equipped with solar panels that collect solar energy during the day and automatically light up at night. Energy consumption is minimized, and the quality of lighting is at the highest level.

The device is made of highly durable materials, which makes it ideal for use in various environmental conditions. The sensor provides automatic activation, which also increases the comfort of its use. Installation is simple and convenient, which allows you to create comfortable and efficient lighting in the environment of a recreation area.

The solar-powered light sensor is the best solution for use in summer cottages and private homes. It does not require additional wiring and is easy to maintain. It is recommended to follow the instructions and observe the installation conditions to achieve the desired result. The device does not produce additional documentation, which does not reduce its effectiveness.


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№88716
Created: January 19
25 ₾
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