Reach 500K+ monthly visitorsAdvertise Here →

Solar Lights for Sale in South Africa

Find the perfect solar lights for your home. Browse by type, compare prices, and discover where to buy. From R150 garden lights to R2,500 flood lights.

8,100 monthly searches|Updated January 2026

Quick Price Guide 2026

R100 - R300

Basic Garden/Fairy Lights

R300 - R800

Quality Path/Outdoor Lights

R400 - R1,500

Security/Motion Sensor

R800 - R2,500+

Commercial Flood Lights

Shop by Type

Our Best-of Guides

Where to Buy Solar Lights

Builders Warehouse

Wide selection of outdoor and security solar lights

R200 - R2,000

Makro

Bulk deals on solar garden and flood lights

R150 - R1,500

Takealot

Largest online selection with reviews

R100 - R2,500

Game

Budget-friendly options for all types

R100 - R1,000

Leroy Merlin

Quality European brands and designs

R300 - R2,000

Mr Price Home

Decorative and garden lighting

R150 - R600

Are You a Solar Installer?

Free

List your business and reach 500K+ monthly visitors looking for solar solutions in South Africa.

Buying Tips

Check Lumens, Not Watts

Lumens measure brightness. For security, look for 1000+ lumens. Garden paths need 100-300 lumens.

Battery Capacity Matters

Larger mAh batteries mean longer runtime. Look for 2000mAh+ for 8+ hours of light.

IP Rating for Durability

IP65 or higher means waterproof. Essential for South African thunderstorms.

Panel Quality

Monocrystalline panels charge faster and last longer than polycrystalline.

Solar Lights = Load Shedding Insurance

Unlike grid-powered outdoor lights, solar lights work during load shedding. Maintain security and visibility around your home 24/7, regardless of Eskom.

Solar Lights Buying FAQs

Solar lights range from R100 for basic fairy lights to R2,500+ for commercial-grade flood lights. Quality garden path lights typically cost R200-500, while good security lights with motion sensors run R400-1,200.
Major retailers include Builders Warehouse, Makro, Game, Takealot, and Leroy Merlin. Online options offer the widest selection, while hardware stores let you see the lights in person before buying.
Budget lights (under R200) often have poor battery life and dim output. Mid-range options (R300-800) offer the best value. Spending a bit more upfront saves money on replacements.
Quality solar lights last 2-5 years. The LED itself can last 50,000+ hours, but batteries typically need replacement after 1-2 years. Look for lights with replaceable batteries.
Yes! Solar lights are completely independent of the grid. They charge during the day and provide light regardless of load shedding. They're a popular backup lighting solution.

Need Help Choosing?

Check our detailed guides to find the perfect solar lights for your needs.