100w Cyberdax Light with Solar Panel
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- This is the Cyberdax solar light with panel.
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This light allows you to charge during the day with a nice modest sized solar panel. The light will run all night with a dusk to dawn setting.
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Was a relief finding your video. I bought one and almost return it. But I found out, mine did not had instructions, neither screws included. I am also having problems installing it to a pole. Thanks!
you were my inspiration and seeing your videos i have made a ram pump 3/4 " and it is successfully working lifting water to abt 45 ft high and fr a distance of abt 75 mtrs with 1 ltr /min
thanks
I've one in the front of the house and follow instructions setting and working great. 🌞💪
Still working great?
Very useful especially re the auto light, my version is all in Thai as I’m in Thailand so glad I came across this vid.
I finished watching your video,
Your video is great,
He brought me new inspiration.
Thank you for watching!
After watching to your video,I decided to buy .....its very helpful...thanks
Happy to help!
Nice! Bought one to test out at the farm. In Malaysia here, it's sold as i-Lite lol. Made in China.
Really nice review I couldn't help notice we have the same wrist watch LOL. That light is definitely bright, to bad it didn't have a setting for a body sensor so it could be off when no one is around it but when somebody comes around hit a turn on. Awesome video and thank for sharing friend.
Oh the iron man watch is the best. I think mine is around 15 years old. The light could use a motion sensor for sure. I was hoping that it would have one. That way it would be good for around the house.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO...REALY HELP ME...
Man I gotta get me one of those!
The only thing that is lacking is a motion sensor. That would make this great for around the house.
Thank you for the video &can the whole system last more years without any disconnectvity in the system
Hi how long do these set last ? I mean to say whats the life of the battery? Will it last 2-3 years later or do we need to open it up to replace the battery ?
Hey I need to buy a few for my new home...quick question..will it last from dusk till dawn..im in Miami,so lots of hardcore sun lol...if yes I have about 1000 sq feet in the back,is two enough back there then one for each side ,also 2 infront lol ,??? Nice Video .Thanks 👍👍👍
Hi, I would like to ask, if it not charged that long.Will still be light?Because my solar light like yours is not working....i dont know if how long should i charged it on sun..pls reply fast tnx
I'm in Thailand. These exact same lights are marketed under JD-Solar here. I have 3 of the 25 watt models. If you buy more lights, you can use the same remote. If they are too close together, it will affect others of the same. I suspect your remote batteries need to be replaced. I can easily control mine from 30' away. I haven't tried going any further.
The manufacturer suggested the same thing! The batteries might be low. Thank you for the input.
@@LandtoHouse , I'm quite impressed with them. I have only been using them for a few weeks so far. One downside is that I don't think you can replace the batteries. I think your lights will be good for 2-3 years. I'm not sure if they are using 18650 Lithium cells or LIFEPO4s. They go for about 24 USD here for the 25 Watt Model.
@@sbollmeyerJust passby and think maybe I can give a reply since we are both in Thailand..haha. You can change the battery with the new 8825L model.
Needed to show how to connect screw to the solar pannel. Does the washer goes on the outside or inside?
the one thing i was looking forward to learning how to instlal, are those fancy bolts that came along with it. sadly, he didn't even talk about those.
True
me too. i've purchased two lights from them so far and alas...the fancy bolts are still in the box. lights work great though.
Those fancy bolts are for concrete or brick walls.
What type of solar panel is it, monocrytalline, or polycrystalline ?
dose it state on ALL NIGHT ? like 12 hours... could you a time laps from sunset to 12 midnight and form 12 midnight to 6 am before sunrise Please
Super
I thought you were going to show how to wall mount it using the screws that comes with it.
Thanks by the way.
Perhaps the pickup sensor for the remote is located on the bottom of the light. You had the light sitting on the ground when you tested it. Try laying the light down so it points up and do the distance test with the remote pointed at the bottom of unit :-)
PS I just looked at the link on Amazon. The specs show remote range is 39 feet.
Hi, many thanks for your video. Just one question. I would like to disable the auto mode. Wich sequence i need to do in order to disable it?
I ave given this light to my neighbor I am not sure anymore what to do.
evening or night, just press off button,
or just cover the solar panel with a thick blanket, let the light turn on, then press the off button
Hi Giuseppe, have you worked out how to disable the auto mode so that the light does not turn on every night? I have been trying but to no avail. By the way. Is it still working?
The heat fins are just for design doesn’t dissipate any heat
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Can you double up the panel
Hi! I hope you reply. The place where I am installing the LED floodlight and the place where I am installing the solar panel will be quite far. I would need additional wiring. What kind of wire should I use? Will adding wire affect the performance of the LED solar kit? Thanks for replying.
Hi I dont know if anyone replied as yet, however, the wire is merely a carrier of the amps and watts, you might have degradation, but minimal, also note once you cut the wire, your warranty and stuff goes out the window. Good luck.
@@ahamadshah7666 thank you for your reply, Sir!
This is the same light I bought on lazada here in the Philippines under a different China name but with same remote and light only difference I had to get my own expansion bolts to mount and it had a shorter connection cable and same issue with remote control. I have mine mounted about 12 feet off the ground but its only 3 feet away from the upper porch level which I figure you have to have it pointed toward the face of the light to work. It was around 40 dollars here which I find a big price difference on a lot of things but sometimes quality is less even if it comes from the same place.
manufacturers are just the same
... all made in china
lazada in thailand which is similar to amazon is offering many different wattages.how much do i need to get effective usage.the watts are from 35w to 300w.
I use 2 100watt lights around my house. Even a 60watt will do though.
Try shopee coz the products are cheaper
Quick I need a question answer ASAP about this product I thinking about using this in a greenhouse do you think it can stay on 24/7 if I have the remote to set it like that?
This light will work for night time. As long as you get enough sun in the day. I dont think there is a setting to keep it on in the day.
TLDR: No. The battery only allows for 10 hours of operation with the floodlight on under ideal conditions. Running it all day 24/7 would fail between Day 1 and Day 2.
* - Remote Control (Mode 1: automatically lighting, light on as dusk and off as dawn ; Mode 2: Timing light for 3/5/8 hours or keep it on/ off anytime. Mode 3: Half light on the basis of mode 1 or 2 )
Mode 2 will behave the way that you describe... but it would not run 24/7 -- you'll have to fit charge cycles in between operation cycles.
-- Extended explanation:
Assuming it has a full charge -- it will only run for 10 hours before it depletes the battery. If you keep it running for 24/7 from a full battery.. it will eventually run out of power. If you kept it running all day... then I think the math works out that if you turn it on for the first time on Night 1; it would run for 10 hours, then around sunrise... it might flicker between being on and being off; then as the sun gets higher in the sky -- you may have more energy generated by the panel than is consumed by the floodlight (assuming you don't have a cloudy day) but by the end of the day, the battery will not have charged nearly as much as it normally would if the floodlight were off; and the battery would run out of power pretty early on the second night.
The remote distance is low, bcos if it was very high, a thief will be able to switch it off. Merely an observation I have two of then once set, you dont really need the remote...install and forget.
I have also found that to be true. I've installed a couple of these and once they are set I just put the remote in a drawer and don't worry about it
Maybe mount both in a tree.
How long will the light last on
Is there an extension cord if the cord isn't long enough? If not, how about a mount that can either connect this exact panel to a gutter or extend it further out away from the house so that the gutter doesn't block it from angling upward? I have the IP67 with the exact JD-8800 panel. I needed it for the back of the house. Of course, the sun is rising East to West and my panel mounts onto the trim board below the gutter on the back of the house. So it is angling away from the sun, essentially. The cord isn't long enough to run it to the side of the house and I don't want to roof mount that little panel. Due to lightning storms, I'd rather not have a pole (such as if I got a pole to mount the JD-8800 panel on) with a cord running directly to the side of the house where the light is mounted.
I thought that maybe something with a longer extension arm to go out and away from the house and gutter so that I can flip it around to get the sun would work. Any suggestions? Looks like I'll have to rig somehow.
I have spoken with a couple of manufacturers about this issue. Typically the response is extending the power cable will cause a reduction in volts. Which will cause longer charging times or prevent it from charging all together. The idea of extending the solar panel up over the gutter may be your only option.
I want it to work for more than 8hrs,how do I go about
Does it still works?
HELLO !! DOES IT STILL WORK ????
I live in Chile and I bought the same device,. It gives me trouble. The indicator indicates that it is charged at a 100 but does not light up more than an hour. The Chinese seller tells me I should activate the always mode But I don't know how to do it. Do you have any idea what's going on?
I'm seeing that not all reviews of the product are positive. About 64% of them are showing 5/5.
how they rate it as 100w, a true 100w is super bright, really bright like the one on football field bright. but if you compare it to some ac 10w floodlight it is just the same.
this chinese manufacturer is changing the rating label for marketing purposes.
Very good lamp but amazon don't deliver it to Puerto Rico
Amazon can definitely be an issue with that kind of thing. Although more and more locations are being added to the Amazon shipping
I would actually run this flood light indoors in my shed
Funny you mention that. I gave this light to my neighbor and he installed it in his shop. I have another light that will go inside my kids playhouse.
@@LandtoHouse i have a few out door lights with its own individual solar panels i have in my house just to have a back lighting when my power goes out. Without ruining the bank or having a huge hone solar system
I switch my light on half moon brightness and now when I switch back to full bright it just stay on half brightness what could be wrong
I have this exact same light at 100W. I left it three days in the sun ( 8 hours each day). The blinking red light did not stop blinking and so now I am assuming that the batteries keep on charging everyday because there is no charge controller. With this technology, the batteries will be dead by overcharging in a matter of days, a week tops. Anything you know about this please? Thanks.
News to me, mine blinks from red to blue, once fully charged, the lights stay on permanently without blinking, which means its fully charged. Have been running mine now for at least 3 months, no issues, maybe you got a model that is wonky...leave it outside for a week, if it still goes on blinking take it to the place you bought it and ask for an exchange or refund. That is my opinion.
@@ahamadshah7666 During the two days of full sunlight, the blinking never turned to blue, it always blinked in red and never stopped. In two days it was enough time to be fully charged so I dont think leaving it for a whole week would make a difference. Plus, the fact that the batteries were not fully discharged before those two days. But I will try that just the same to be sure. Thanks for you answer.
I bought one and the battery lasted a few weeks before the battery only lasted 30 minutes or so. Opened up the unit and it turns out that there is no charge controller. I ended up replacing the 18650's and added a charge controller. Now it stays on all night.
Very interesting! I wonder if 18650s have a built in charge controller? I have some flashlights that charge the battery directly from the wall.
Any updates?
I have a very important question that we are all very concerned about, is the battery enough for an 8 hour night?
Yes, it can works above 8 hours. 10-11 hours working when charging the whole day!
Caveat -- assuming that you have it charging for at least 8 hours in ideal conditions -- with the solar panel fully exposed to the sun and not sitting in any shade and not a single cloud in the sky. Some areas in the world have 83% of all days in the year as being cloudy -- if you live in one of these areas... PV in general will not work very well for you. But -- assuming that you have a full battery -- what the manufacturer said should be correct; 10-11 hours of operation at night!
Well wishes to you Mr. Yang! I hope that your business goes well.
How replace the inside battery ?
Solar Flood Light IP67 100W JD-8800
hi does this flood light still works after a year of daily used
My neighbor has this light on his storage building. He seems to like it. No problems so far!
Can u tall me if it still working good I heard the bad reviews about this
I gave this light to my neighbor. As far as I know it's still working. What are the bad reviews?
@@LandtoHouse I heard that the battery go out really fast and sometimes doesn't charge or it stopped working suddenly I looked at the reviews on eBay and Amazon
Interesting. Thank you for the info. My neighbor will be back in the spring. I will have to ask how it's going.
@@LandtoHouse yes please let me know thank you very much
Mine just shows a blinking light, what does it mean? How do you know for sure it's fully charged?
The blinking light means its charging. I think. I gave this light to my neighbor so I am not sure.
@@LandtoHouse thank you for replying. I kept it in the sun for a day so maybe it's just not charged all the way.
I never understand these Chinese solar light rating. How does a 35W panel charge a battery for 10 hrs can supply the power for light at 100w for 12 hrs
My assumption is the output watt rating is incandescent equivalent. So in this case 100w output is around 13w actual LED wattage.
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November 2020 now....still working up to now ?
My neighbor uses this setup and he is away for the winter. I think so.
where is the on/off switch?
I am looking at this exact solar light on Amazon. Can you please tell me how the light and solar panel hold up to the weather, particularly the wind. Also will this light work 8 hrs on full brightness? I plan to use it as a dusk to dawn security light in my back yard looking ay my back gate.
I have not tested the length of time on yet. As for wind it should do well. The housing is solid. The ground pegs might come out with solar panel under really strong wind but unlikely.
@@LandtoHouse thanks for replying back so soon. I plan on mounting this on the side of my brick home. Any chance you could test how many hours it last in dusk to dawn mode (auto) at 100 % brightness? I want to use it strickly as a security light and need it to last at least 8 hrs on 100 % brightness. Thanks in advance.
I from china and i know this kind of product quite well .this is low voltage lighting system .its about 3.2v inside the light its lithium battery 32650 .inside of it about 2-3pcs.the lead time in fact can last one night for fullpower output .but if u made full power function .the battery will used up quickly.i prefer to buy 2 in 1 solar system for 12v
How to replace the battery
try to use your TV REMOTE CONTROL and it can access your infrared signal
That is interesting! I had not heard of that.
12 mounts from upload this video
Still work ?
I gave this light to my neighbor and he uses it on his shed. Still doing great.
@@LandtoHouse Glad to hear this.I will buy for me.
Thanks
@@dinogvggvg nice! Happy to help.
where is the sensor that detects when it’s night located?
Its actually the solar panel.
Land to House thanks.
Does it automatically turn off when its daytime or it turn off after 8 hours preset time?
I have the 60 watt version of you flood.
Two questions.
1) How do we know that it is fully charged?
2) What type of battery does it use?
My remote works upto 5 meters .
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Etienne Swart same the remote range on my 40w.
So the panel is waterproof that's noce
Yes this panel is waterproof. I gave this one to my neighbor and he has been enjoying it greatly.
I have a German shepherd that trys to sneak up in the dark to screw my dog when she's in heat,my light scares the shepherd away so I need a dusk till dawn light,I don't want weird ass pitbull shepherds,??lmao 🤣🤣🤣🤣💯✌
I want to see what’s inside
I never have opened up any of these lights. I wonder if there's some kind of 18650 battery.
It’s need any seprated battery???
Nope. Looks like the battery is integrated inside of the flood light.
How many Wh is your battery? "10 hours working time from dusk to dawn when full charge" -- Ah, I see -- 1000 Wh battery. Erp... nope; not possible -- the operational power has to be less than 100 W. 36000 milli-amp hours is the answer to my question... I haven't wrapped my head around that unit, yet... standby....
Deeper in the technical specs, I found that the voltage is showing as 7.2 Volts; this means that the Wh for this thing has to be around: 259 Wh -- which means that the actual operational power of this thing is around 26 W. It uses a Lithium Phosphate battery; which has a power density of between 2000 Wh/kg - 4500 Wh/kg.
Solar panel dimensions: 35 cm x 58 cm = 0.203 m^2
Average solar flux (at Earth): 1400 W/m^2
Total power (at theoretical 100% efficiency): 1400 W/m^2 * 0.203 m^2 = 284.2 W
Stated power of Solar Panel (in the specs): 35 W
Calculated Efficiency of Panel: 35 W / 284.2 W= 12.3%
It also says that this thing will fully charge in 8 hours under sunny conditions. This implies that the Energy stored in the battery is around 280 Wh -- which isn't too far from my 259 Wh result earlier.
This means that, according to the specs, the operational power when the floodlight is on literally has to be around 280 Wh / 10 h = 28 W
But... I'm going to assume that the specs may be overly optimistic and suggest that... 259 Wh / 10 h = 25.9 W (may be the actual operational power)
If an electrical engineer wants to point out any flawed assumptions in this math; I will accept your reasoning with humility.
The material for the solar panel shows: ABS/Aluminum
I am seeing that ABS is a thermoplastic polymer. Is this thing an Organic Solar Cell?
This gets into Semiconductor Physics. Holy snickers, this stuff is complicated to read about. But it looks like over time; the chemical structure of the photo-absorbing-polymer degrades as the material continues to absorb light -- and producing a current is a byproduct of this degradation. If the polymer is connected to a proper 'acceptor material' that has to be carefully selected... then the current can be transported to a circuit... and you have a functional solar panel. (Note: I am very uncertain about this last paragraph -- don't assume that the statements in this paragraph are accurate -- I am not a solid state physicist/engineer/chemist -- I am merely reading wikipedia, interpreting, and thinking out loud in this paragraph -- and if you know how this works; please feel free to speak up and explain this)
-- Found a video on this: 'Faces of Chemistry: Organic solar cells (BASF) - Video 2 (14+)'. According to this... the plastic isn't the thing that makes it work as a solar cell -- it's actually a dye that they apply to the surface of the plastic... the dye absorbs the light (degrades?) and generates a current.
My curiosity is not yet satisfied. What is band gap? What is quantum efficiency? What is power conversion efficiency? How does quantum efficiency relate to power conversion efficiency? What the heck is an exciton? I need to see if lectures on Organic Solar Cells exists on youtube.
I think I'm entirely incorrect about the composition of the solar cell -- after more reading and watching videos. Organic Solar Cells are an active area of research in academia, at the moment -- and currently rely on an indium mixture coating that is expensive to use at scale (indium is really expensive). The cells here are probably just low power efficiency silicon based solar cells. : (
Thank you for demonstrating this little solar-floodlight system. This is neat.
P= U.I 3.2 Volts Lithium Phosphate battery x (1.5 Amps+0.5 Amps stepdow /2) = 3.2 Watts. Power solar light x Ichanger = 8 hour x 1Amps = 8 Ah. Power solar light / Iled = 8 Ah / 1 Amps = 8 hour . The problem is… the rain.
Hm Po Yan?
I don't understand why everyone is testing outside of the house and not inside of a garage or shed to see its brightness!
How long did the charge last? Did it stay on till morning?
This light does stay all night with a full charge. I gave it to my neighbor.
10 hours assuming a full charge, according to the data the manufacturer provides. But... depending on solar conditions where you are at... it is unlikely to ever reach full charge. For example... it probably wouldn't perform very well in Seattle (one of the the cloudiest cities in the US)
What is the price
$109.00
i did not like your distance test because it was on the floor with the light pointing directly towards you not realistic and most likely that did not give it a good distance result ....i wished you did it with the light o top of something and light facing down because its bright enough that you would know it turned on or not still.
I have a few new lights with better angles for distance. This one was not the best example. Thank you for the input!
how many hours does it last on full charge?
It says 20 hours. My neighbor uses this one now. It lasts all night.
Can we have a cooperation, please? We are a big solar light manufacturer in China
I want 1 piece 10 watt in nepal can it possible
I'm not sure where this company ships to. It came from Amazon here in the United States
That's bullshit about the remote but I still like it
Its still a great light.
I have same lights dam Chinese didnt send any instructions for mounting assembly the bolt design is a little different sould have made a little simpler
Any advice on the assembly?
@@laura78552 my complaint was the bolts and hardware it came with....so I went to my local hardware store and bought basic bolts nuts and washers to drill through the wood that overhangs my deck...then I bought a pack of screws with anchors for roughly $8 after tax make shure it sais masonry if you are mounting into cement/brick like I did since my house is brick...will need a hammer drill...I just used a cheap hyper tough hammer drill from Walmart....1 light I mounted on wood...my other light and solar panel I mounted on the house with screws anchors and a washer....hope I answered all your questions....and quality of the light is amazing and super bright I have 2 lights and 3/4 of an acre and it lights my backyard up really nice...
Thank you so much for your the reply and DIY assembly instructions. I have to agree, it was a bit puzzling and wasn't to sure how to approach it. Thank you again for making sense of this and sharing!
Be great if it had a motion detector on it.
I was thinking the same thing! I was about to install it on the house if it had a motion detector.
perhaps try better batteries....the ones that come with it are probably cheap and somewhat old
Very true. I will be installing this somewhere around the property and will give it a better test.
Maaan how much is that
This one is a little over $100
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If these where true 100w at even 100 lumems per watt. You would not stand so close and look down into the light like you did. You would be blinded
Hm
1watt u mesn
I hacked so I can use RGB ;p
Your remote batteries are flat 👋👋🤦♂️🇿🇦
These floodlights are all a scam. These 196 LEDs noway produce 100W. In addition, who would ever cool a 100W LED light with a PLASTIC heatsink (the plastic housing acts as a heatsink)? Unless it is not 100W but maybe 10W which will still make it very hot but not enough to melt the plastic. 😂😂😂