Set them out myself in 15 minutes
Four spotlights along the gravel path. Pushed the spikes in, angled the heads – done. They all came on by themselves the first evening.
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A solar spotlight on a ground spike that charges in the sun and switches itself on at dusk. Point it at the birch, the border or the path – no cable, no electrician.
Light colour: Warm white
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A solar spotlight that charges in the sun and switches itself on at dusk. Push the stake into the ground and aim the light at the tree, the border or the path – no cable, no electrician.
Buy 1, get 1 free. Ships within 48 hours.
In every box:
Bundles hold 2, 4 or 8 spotlights – you pay for half or less.
| Power | Built-in solar panel on top |
|---|---|
| Switches on | Automatically at dusk (dusk sensor) |
| Run time | Up to 15 hours on a full charge |
| Light source | 7 LEDs behind a clear lens |
| Light colour | Warm white or cool white |
| Angle | Head tilts up to 90° |
| Rating | IP65 – for outdoor use all year |
| Mounting | Ground spike, or screws for walls and fences |
| In the box | Spotlight, ground spike, screws and wall plugs |
Ships within 48 hours from our warehouse with Royal Mail, and you get a tracking number as soon as your parcel is on its way. Free shipping on every bundle.
You have 30-day returns from the day you receive your parcel. Email us and we’ll help you with the return.
The details
Four details that let the spotlight charge, switch on and shine where you want it – without you giving it a thought.


Sits on top and charges the built-in battery during the day – even when it’s cloudy, just more slowly.

Seven LEDs behind a clear lens give a focused beam that picks out trunks, shrubs and walls.

Tilt the head up to 90° and aim the light exactly where you want it.

Push it into the lawn or border. Prefer it on a wall? Screws and wall plugs are included.
Point at or tap a number to see the detail
Solar panel, 7 LEDs and ground spike in one unit.
Why a solar spotlight
You’ve put time into the garden. Now it shows after dark too – without a single cable.
The sun charges the spotlight during the day. No cable to bury, no electrician and nothing on your bill.
The dusk sensor turns the light on when the sun goes down and off again at dawn. No timer, no buttons.
Sealed against rain and dust. It stays in the border through autumn rain, snow and frost.
Tilt the head towards the birch trunk, the border, the wall or the path – and show off what you’re proud of.
A tip: one by the tree, one by the door and two along the path go a long way.
In daylight – everything showsSound familiar?
You’ve spent the whole season on the borders, the birch and the path. But once it gets dark, none of it shows – the garden becomes a black hole outside the window.
Mains lighting means digging, cable and often an electrician. So it never gets done.
What you’re proud of should show in the evening too.
The same garden in the eveningORVO solar spotlight
The spotlight charges in the sun by day and switches itself on as dusk falls. Aim the head at what you want to show off and let it look after the rest, night after night.
No timer to set, no cable to run.
Warm light on the birch, every evening.
Compare
Both light up the garden. Only one is in place in a minute.
| Feature | ORVO solar spotlight | Wired spotlight |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | Push it into the ground | Buried cable, often an electrician |
| Running cost | None – the sun charges it | Uses power every night |
| Switches on by itself | Timer or switch | |
| Moving it | Pull it up, push it in again | Cable has to be dug up |
| Outdoors all year | Sealed against rain and dust | Depends on the model |
| Aiming the light | Tilts freely | Often adjustable |
| Extra costs | None | Cable, transformer and fitting |
Compared with typical mains or low-voltage garden spotlights with a transformer and buried cable.
How to set it up
Four steps, no tools. It switches itself on the very first evening.
Into the border in a minuteSomewhere the panel gets sun during the day – close to what you want to light.
Fit the spike under the light and push it into the lawn or border. On a wall or fence, use the screws.
Tilt the head up to 90° towards the trunk, the shrub or the path.
It charges by day and switches itself on at dusk – night after night.
Tip: leave the spotlight in the sun for a full day before the first evening, so the battery starts fully charged.
By the birch in the eveningSpecifications
No cables, no timer to set – sun by day and light by night.
In the garden
Along the path, by the gate, on the border or the rock – four places customers put their spotlights.




Aimed warm white light up the birch trunk. My neighbour asked if we’d hired a garden designer.
David, Durham
Chose warm white, no regrets. A golden glow that makes the patio feel snug.
Lucy, Brighton
I’m 74 and set all four out myself. No cables, no tools.
Jean, Malvern
30-day returns from the day you receive your parcel. Email us if anything isn’t right and we’ll sort it out.
Questions & answers
Can’t find the answer? Email support@eoka.se and we’ll help.
Yes. The dusk sensor switches the spotlight on when the sun goes down and off again when it gets light. There’s nothing to set.
Up to 15 hours on a full charge – more than a whole night. How long it shines depends on how much sun the panel got during the day.
Yes. The panel still charges on overcast days, just more slowly. After several grey days in a row the run time can be shorter – one sunny day tops it up again.
It’s IP65 rated, so it’s sealed against dust and rain. It’s made to stay outdoors all year, through rain, snow and frost.
Push the ground spike into the lawn or border – or screw the spotlight to a wall or fence with the screws and wall plugs included.
Yes. The head tilts up to 90°, so you can aim it at a trunk, a shrub, a wall or along a path.
Where the panel gets direct sun during the day. In deep shade under a roof or a dense shrub it charges less. Then aim the head at what you want to light.
Warm white gives a cosy, golden glow for gardens, patios and plants. Cool white gives a crisper, brighter light for entrances, driveways and modern walls.
You always get at least as many spotlights free as you pay for: 2 (buy 1, get 1), 4 (buy 2, get 2) and 8 (buy 4, get 4). The discount is applied automatically in your basket.
One is enough for a tree or a shrub. Along a path or border most people use two to four, a couple of metres apart – and many take eight for the whole garden.
We ship within 48 hours and you’ll get a tracking number by email. Shipping is free on every bundle.
Yes, you have 30-day returns from the day you receive your parcel. Email support@eoka.se and we’ll help.
Reviews
Four spotlights along the gravel path. Pushed the spikes in, angled the heads – done. They all came on by themselves the first evening.
No tools at all. The spike goes straight into the border and holds firm. Easiest garden job this year.
Two along the path to the gate. Guests find their way in the evening and it looks really high-end.
Aimed warm white light up the birch trunk. My neighbour asked if we’d hired a garden designer.
It rained for a whole week and they still came on as usual. The panel charges again the next day.
I never have to think about them. On at dusk, off in the morning.
The whole garden lit for a fraction of an electrician’s quote. Four on the path, two by the tree, two by the steps.
Chose warm white, no regrets. A golden glow that makes the patio feel snug.
Cool white by the garage and driveway. Clear light – you can see where you’re walking.
Discreet by day, magical at night. They look far more expensive than they were.
Two aimed at the hydrangeas. The flowers glow and we stay out longer.
Had a quote for wired lighting. This cost a fraction and was done in an afternoon.
Out in the sea breeze and they don’t budge. The light is just as nice every evening.
Didn’t think solar would work up here, but they charge fine and glow all evening.
Aimed one at the big rock by the ferns. The moss glows at night.
The bundle made it easy. Two for us, two for my mum.
Charges, switches on, shines. No fuss.
Everyone who comes for dinner comments on the garden lighting.
I’m 74 and set all four out myself. No cables, no tools.
Eight along the drive. Feels like arriving at a hotel when you come home.
Two by the patio aimed at the lilac. We sit out every evening now.
Out since spring through thunderstorms and sunshine. No problems.
Bought four and gave two to my dad. He’s shown them to the whole street.
It’s like we’ve gained an extra room in the evenings.
Being able to angle the head makes the difference. Two on the front wall – smart.
Moved them around until it was perfect. Pull up, push in again.
Nothing to trip over or run over with the mower.
Aimed the light at the pond and stones. It reflects in the water.
It gets dark early now, but the garden still looks lovely.
Eight at our holiday cottage where there’s no outdoor power. Perfect.
Simple, stylish and makes a real difference. Best garden buy this year.
Sturdier than the cheap solar lights I’ve had before.
Two by the steps to the patio. Safer to walk there at night.
Three neighbours have already asked where we got them.
Buy 2, get 2 free. Four of them aimed at the birches.
The warm white glow is perfect against the decking.
Unpacked, pushed in, done. Love them.
Looks modern and clean, even in daylight.
Lights up the rocks by our cottage every evening.
One was under our big maple and ran shorter. Moved it into the sun – now it lasts all evening.
Very happy. Should have gone for the 8-pack straight away – ordering more now.
Right amount of light for our small garden. A bit shorter after grey days, but that’s the sun for you.
Tried a few angles on the tree before it was just right. Looks great now.
Works well. I wouldn’t have minded a timer, but it’s nice that it runs itself.
Lovely light. A little shorter after rainy weeks, but that goes without saying with solar.
The ground was rock hard. Watered it a little first, then the spike went straight in.
Looks great. Five stars once they’ve been through their first winter.
At first they were in the shade. Moved them into the sun – now they shine all night.
The courier left the parcel at the wrong address and I had to collect it. The spotlights work perfectly.
The box got knocked about in transit, but all the spotlights were intact and work well.