Aolyty Solar Strobe Warning Light 360 Degree Super Bright IP48 Waterproof for Construction Traffic Dock Marine Light Control Flashing (Blue)

I have purchased 7 of these lights and they blow the others away that I have purchased at this price point my oldest is over 12 months old and still working good

The top is not sealed and can be taken off, then it can be sealed with silicone glue. There are two screws in the bottom, take them out, and the top can be removed and sealed properly. I use GE Silicone GLUE, NOT regular silicone. Seal the bottom too. The circuit is powered by a 1.2 volt 800 mAh cell that is soldered on the PV cell. With a full charge (1.38 Volts) the unit will flash all night. The Solar panel has a circuit board that is integrated into the back of the PV panel. It has a couple of resistors and a capacitor and what looks like a choke for, or is the inductor? It also has what looks like a tiny 555 timer, the components are set up similar to a 555 flashing circuit. See You Tube. The solar panel, AA cell & circuit being incorporated into one piece is great. No Wires. The low light turn on is decent, charging was at a decent rate, so it has a decent, protected Solar (PV) Cell. The panel is a tight fit in the top but not glued in, it will pop out after you remove the two screws that go through the red holder. The top is solid and the PV cell inside is protected from acidity in the rain. A cell with more mAh could be added. I would go no higher than 1300 mAh. 1.2 volt. Overall, it is built very well, better than most Chines solar stuff. I added a switch leg with a push button switch to the bottom of one unit in the pic. The Switches were bought here. It would be nice if the body were made of glass, that way the sun wont destroy it. The solar lights I build are in glass jars, upside down & silicone glue, they do not leak, fade, or crackle. Switch info: Cylewet 12Pcs 12mm Self-Locking Latching Push Button Switch (Pack of 12) CYT1091. sold here on AMAZON

It was very bright and worked better than the other one I bought on Amazon for double the money got here quick and easily seen from far away

It’s okay but not bright enough.

I gave it a low rating because the recharable battery only last for 48 hours if there is no sun light in 3 days this is not good because if the battery goes flat it takes 3 days to recover before it can give you 48 hours of serves agan. I ran a month of tests on them and found there is a way to inprove the time on them, I found a way to inprove them to give me more than twice the time has soon as the weather inpoves I will drop my tower and install two of the lights and see how long they last without the sun, my guess it should go 7 days maybe longer because I am using a larger solar cell o charge the batteries.

Installed 3 of these on 6 ft steel T rail posts and tapped 3/4 in gray conduit over the posts. Post were hammered 3 feet into the ground. They have worked flawlessly since installing, they have been through several big downpours with no problems! Installed these to see if it would stop people from driving into our yard. We live on a slight curve and for past 2 years 5 people have missed the curve and have driven into our yard. Very hard not to see now!! I would definitely recommend these I’ve been using them for over 3 months with no problems.

Bought this flashing light to fit in a 4 high Lighthouse. Even with a roof that is within 3 of the solar panel, the unit manages to continue to blink until sunrise. Not sure if -15degree F temps, this winter, will ruin the battery and/or panel.

These lights basically did what they said they would do. They charged up in the daylight hours and worked all night. Where I am disappointed is in the brightness. Perhaps my expectations were too high however, I thought they would be brighter and be able to be clearly seen from a greater distance.

When I store this in my camper, I cant turn it off which causes the battery to die. Thats not good for any rechargeable battery. It needs an on/off button.

Item arrived with a cracked bezel.