Solar Powered Address Sign House Numbers
- MAXvolador
- HNX-DC05
- Black
- 1 Count (Pack of 1)
MAXvolador Solar Powered Address Sign House Numbers Waterproof, 3-Color Lighting Modes LED Illuminated Address Plaque with Stakes, Outdoor Address Number
The Solar Powered Address Sign House Numbers offer a unique lighting experience with a hollowed-out pattern, which illuminates the ground and wall with fascinating shadows. It features dual installation ways, 3 lighting modes, a high-efficient solar panel, and automatically turns on/off. The solar panel allows the light to be fully charged within 5-6 hours and can last up to 20 hours at night, making it suitable for outdoor use with its weather-resistant design. The large plaque and numbers make it more visible at night, helping visitors and emergency vehicles to find your position easily.
What We Like
- Bright and highly visible
- Easy installation and assembly
- Multiple light settings
- Responsive customer service
- Works even on cloudy days
What We Don't Like
- Battery life could be longer
- Occasional durability concerns
What Customers Say
"After mounting this solar sign, my address is now visible from the street and the brightness truly makes my house stand out. Assembly was straightforward, and I appreciated the clear instructions for the numbers. While I wish the on/off switch was easier to access and the batteries could be replaced, this sign has lasted longer than my previous one and the neighbors have definitely noticed!"
"I was impressed by how easy it was to assemble this sign, and the included template made applying the numbers a breeze. The price was very reasonable, and the company's quick response when my first unit was defective made the whole experience even better. The address is clearly visible and the sign feels sturdy—I'm confident it'll last a long time."
"I love the three different brightness options and how easy it was to put the numbers on with the cardboard guide. The solar charging works reliably, even on cloudy days. However, I've noticed the light doesn't always last until dawn anymore—sometimes it only stays on for an hour or two. The visibility is great, but battery life could be improved."