Lighting & solar

Solar lights and rechargeable flashlights that keep your home lit during power cuts and on trips: a 200 W outdoor solar flood light with power bank for the yard and roof, a solar street light with motion sensor and remote for the fence and garage, a strong rechargeable zoom flashlight for emergencies and camping, and a solar power bank that charges your phone when the grid goes down. For every home in Iraq that knows what a night without electricity means.

Buying guide: Power cuts? Solar lights and portable power stations guide for Iraq

Lighting & solar buying guide

Power cuts in Iraq are nothing new, and the smart answer is lighting that depends neither on the grid nor on the generator. A solar light charges from the sun by day and switches on at night, while a rechargeable flashlight charges when the power is on and waits in a drawer. Most homes need both: one fixed outside and one handheld inside.

For the yard, roof and fence, an outdoor solar flood light with a separate panel lights a wide area; put the panel where the sun reaches all day. A solar street light with a motion sensor only turns on when someone passes, so the battery lasts longer, ideal for the garage and front door. The common mistake is mounting the panel in shade or leaving it dusty: wipe it every two weeks, because dust cuts the charge.

For emergencies inside the house, a rechargeable zoom flashlight with a battery display lights a whole room and shows the charge left. A flashlight with a built in power bank also charges your phone, which matters on a long night without power. For trips, a large handheld searchlight reaches further, while the small flashlight with a hook fits a pocket or hangs in a tent.

When choosing, ask: how many hours of light do I need, should it switch on by itself, and do I need it to charge a phone? The wattage printed on solar lights is not always precise, so the battery size and the light hours on the product page matter more.

Care: charge a flashlight monthly even if unused, never leave the battery empty for long, and wipe the solar panel with a soft cloth.

Order from us and pay on delivery, with free delivery across Iraq and a 30-day return guarantee.

Lighting & solar: common questions

How much does a solar light cost in Iraq?

Our solar lights are 30,000 to 46,000 IQD: the solar street light with motion sensor is about 35,000 and the 200 W outdoor flood light with power bank and panel about 46,000 IQD. Rechargeable handheld flashlights are 33,000 to 40,000 IQD. Delivery is included.

Solar light or rechargeable flashlight, which should I pick?

For the yard, fence and roof pick a solar light because it charges itself from the sun. For inside the house and trips pick a rechargeable flashlight because it charges from the mains and stays ready in a drawer. Most homes need both.

How long does a solar light stay on at night?

It depends on the battery size and how much sun it got during the day. Motion sensor lights last longer because they only light up when someone moves. Approximate light hours are listed on each product page, and they drop on cloudy or dusty days.

Can the flashlight charge my phone?

Flashlights with a built in power bank (the flashlight power bank and the solar power bank) charge a phone through a USB port. Standard handheld flashlights only give light. The difference is stated in each product title.

How long does delivery take and can I pay on delivery?

We call within 24 hours to confirm. Delivery takes 24 to 48 hours anywhere in Iraq, free of charge, and you pay the courier in cash on delivery.

Can I return a light if it does not suit me?

Yes. You have 30 days from delivery to return or exchange it in its original condition with the box and accessories. We cover the return cost, and the refund is paid within 7 working days after inspection.