{ "id": "solar-house-number-light", "sku": "solar-house-number-light", "title": "Joywoof Solar House Number Light", "slug": "solar-house-number-light", "price": 46.99, "currency": "GBP", "availability": "in_stock", "category": "wall-and-porch", "category_label": "Wall And Porch", "tags": [], "colors": [], "materials": [], "dimensions": null, "weight": "500 g", "images": [ "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/main-solar-house-number-light.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-2.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-3.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-4.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-5.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-6.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-7.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-8.jpg", "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/dropship-images/wall-and-porch/solar-house-number-light/solar-house-number-light-9.jpg" ], "description_short": "Customisable numbers, solar-powered LEDs and automatic light sensing help visitors find your address after dark.", "description": "Make your address easier to find after dark\n\nA house number can be easy to read in daylight and surprisingly hard to find at night. Visitors may slow down outside several homes, while delivery drivers look between a map and an unlit doorway. An illuminated address sign gives them a clearer place to look.\n\nThe Joywoof Solar House Number Light combines a customisable number display with solar-powered LED lighting. It is designed for outdoor use and has a sensor that controls the light as daylight changes.\n\nThe main buying question is not just whether you like its appearance. You also need a position that receives sunlight, a number combination that fits and a clear view from the approach to your home. Checking those details first helps you choose an address sign that suits the space.\n\nHow the solar lighting works\n\nA solar address sign light uses sunlight to power its illumination. This model has automatic brightness sensing, with the light switching on in darkness and off during daylight. Once installed and set up according to its instructions, it does not need routine manual switching each evening.\n\nDirect sunlight is recommended for charging. That makes placement part of the lighting system, rather than just a design choice. A sign beneath a deep porch roof may be easy to see from the door but receive little useful sunlight.\n\nThe record does not state battery capacity, charging time or nightly runtime. Avoid planning around a promise of a set number of hours. Weather, seasonal daylight and nearby shade can all affect the energy available to a solar-powered light.\n\nStart with the view from outside\n\nBefore choosing a mounting point, walk towards your property as a first-time visitor would. Look from the footpath, driveway entrance and any other common approach. The most attractive position beside the door may not be the easiest place to spot.\n\nCheck for plants, fence posts, parked vehicles and open gates that could hide the number. Consider whether a visitor approaches straight on or sees the sign at an angle. A clear sightline matters as much as lighting.\n\nNo viewing distance or measured brightness is supplied for this model. If your house sits well back from the road, do not assume a compact sign will be readable across that gap. Measure the distance and consider whether a separate roadside number is also needed.\n\nMatch the size to your entrance\n\nThe supplier lists the sign at 20 × 18 cm. The dimensions are also written as 18 cm long by 20 cm wide. A depth measurement is not provided.\n\nMark out that footprint on paper and hold it against your proposed position. This simple check helps show whether the sign feels crowded beside a doorbell, trim or existing porch fitting. Leave room to read it without other details competing for attention.\n\nThe listed weight is 500 g. Keep that in mind when assessing the mounting surface, particularly if you plan to use tape. A sound fixing matters more than placing the sign at an exact decorative height.\n\nCheck your full number combination\n\nThis customisable house number sign includes three sets of digits from 0 to 9. It also includes one set of letters from A to E. Repeated numbers are therefore possible within the supplied character quantities.\n\nWrite your address exactly as it should appear before buying. A number with one letter may suit the supplied selection, but an address needing letters beyond E does not have those characters confirmed. Repeated letters are another detail to check.\n\nThe maximum character capacity is not stated. Having enough individual digits does not prove that a long combination will fit neatly. Confirm the layout space if your address contains several characters, and lay everything out before attaching the numbers.\n\nChoose between wall studs and tape\n\nTwo mounting methods are listed, wall studs and tape. That choice can help when comparing a solid exterior wall with a surface where drilling is less appealing.\n\nFor stud mounting, follow the supplied instructions and check that the fixing method suits the wall. Do not assume the same approach works on brick, timber, render and hollow cladding. If you are unsure about the surface, get suitable installation advice.\n\nA tape mounted address sign may appeal to renters or anyone avoiding holes. Still, adhesive is not automatically suitable for every finish. Rough walls, loose paint and damp surfaces need particular care. Obtain permission where needed, and remember that removing adhesive can affect a finish.\n\nBalance sunlight with visibility\n\nThe ideal spot serves two purposes. It lets people see the address and gives the charging surface access to direct sunlight. Sometimes those needs point to different parts of the entrance.\n\nWatch the proposed position at different times of day. A sunny patch in the morning may disappear behind a tree or neighbouring building by midday. Porch beams, climbing plants and roof edges can also cast more shade than you first notice.\n\nIf the clearest display position is deeply shaded, consider whether another location could work before committing to this solar street number sign. Solar lighting is a better match when the site supports charging, rather than when the installation has to work around constant shade.\n\nUnderstand the material and outdoor claims\n\nThe supplier specifications list stainless steel construction and use the colour name Silver3Color. A steel grade and detailed finish description are not supplied. Separate lighting colour options are not confirmed by that colour name.\n\nThe product is intended for outdoor use and described as weatherproof. However, there is no stated IP rating. That means there is not enough information to assign a particular tested level of water or dust protection.\n\nTreat it as an outdoor electrical product, not something to soak or pressure wash. Follow the manufacturer's guidance for fitting and exposure. If your proposed position faces unusually harsh conditions, ask for more detailed suitability information before ordering.\n\nKnow what an address light does\n\nIlluminated house numbers help visitors identify a property. They do not replace every other light around the entrance.\n\nThis model is an address sign, with no specified output for lighting a path, steps or a driveway. Keep separate task lighting where people need to see changes in level or find a keyhole. Likewise, do not treat an illuminated number as a security-light system.\n\nFor many homes, an outdoor address light works alongside an existing porch fitting. One identifies the house, while the other lights the area people use. Thinking about those roles separately makes it easier to choose each product for the right job.\n\nWho this sign may suit\n\nThis model may suit a home with a visible wall near the entrance, direct sunlight and an address that uses the supplied characters. Automatic light control is useful if you prefer not to switch a number light on every evening.\n\nIt is worth considering for a new entrance layout or as a practical housewarming gift. For gifting, check the address first. You also need to know whether the recipient has a suitable mounting spot and permission to fit a sign.\n\nIt may be less suitable for a permanently shaded doorway or a long address requiring unlisted letters. Those are fit questions, not small details to solve after the sign arrives.\n\nCheck the contents before installation\n\nWhen the parcel arrives, compare the contents with the supplied instructions. Lay out your number combination and check the sign against the planned wall position before fixing anything in place.\n\nOne supplier detail needs particular attention. The specifications list the number of packs as 4, but do not explain whether that means complete signs or another packaging count. If you need several complete units, confirm the quantity before placing an order.\n\nAlso check the destination-specific delivery estimate and the storefront's returns terms. No delivery lead time, product-specific warranty or return window is provided in this record. Keeping the packaging until you have checked fit and contents is a sensible precaution.\n\nKeep care simple\n\nDust and leaves can obstruct a solar charging surface. Check it from time to time and wipe it gently with a soft, damp cloth when needed.\n\nAvoid abrasive cleaners and strong water jets. Check mounting points periodically as well, especially if the sign is exposed to changing weather. Any movement or weakening attachment should be addressed using the installation guidance.\n\nIf the light seems dim, start with the location and charging surface. Look for new shade, dirt or missed setup steps. Battery details and replacement access are not specified, so do not open the unit without checking the instructions.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose this solar house number light if its size, supplied characters and mounting options suit your entrance. Give it a clear sightline and direct sunlight, and keep separate lighting for paths or steps.\n\nBefore buying, confirm anything your installation depends on, especially character capacity, package quantity and exposure limits. A few checks now make it easier to place an address sign where it can do its job.", "llm_summary": "The Joywoof Solar House Number Light, model JY1002, is a customisable outdoor address sign with solar-powered LED lighting. A brightness sensor switches the light on in darkness and off during daylight. The supplier lists stainless steel construction, a size of 20 × 18 cm and an item weight of 500 g. Mounting options are wall studs or tape. Included characters comprise three sets of digits from 0 to 9 and one set of letters from A to E. Direct sunlight is recommended for charging. The product is described as weatherproof, but an IP rating is not specified in this record. Battery capacity, charging time, nightly runtime, maximum character capacity and warranty terms are also not specified.", "returnable": true, "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; Consumer Rights Act 2015 consumer guarantees for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.", "shipping_profile": "standard", "warranty": null, "brand": "Solar Lights", "gtin": null, "mpn": null, "condition": "new", "url": "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/solar-house-number-light/", "canonical_url": "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/solar-house-number-light/", "json_url": "https://solarlightscompany.co.uk/api/products/solar-house-number-light.json", "updated_at": "2026-10-19" }