Quick Answer
Choose a solar flood light from the target area, lamp mounting, panel position, available sunlight, cable route and required operating schedule. A separate panel can be placed for solar exposure while the lamp serves another position. Compare the confirmed panel, battery, construction and controls; catalog labels alone do not establish lighting performance.
Solar flood lights with a separate panel allow the lamp and panel to be positioned for different needs. Compare FY-PT12, FY-PT55 and FY-PT56 below, then confirm the cable distance, mounting height, target area, daily operating hours and installation location before requesting a matched quotation.
Solar flood light configurations at a glance
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| Model | Construction | Solar panel options | Configuration check |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY-PT12 | ABS housing; separate panel | 2.5 W for the two listed non-indicator variants | Earlier and indicator versions differ; identify the version first. |
| FY-PT55 | Die-cast aluminum; SMD 2835 LEDs | 8, 12, 20 or 25 W | Confirm the panel, battery and LED arrangement as one configuration. |
| FY-PT56 | ABS, tempered glass and aluminum frame; SMD 5054 LEDs | 12, 20 or 25 W | Confirm the corresponding lamp dimensions, battery and LED quantity. |
Panel ratings are not lamp input power. The options above are references from the linked model pages, not interchangeable components or measured lighting-output claims.
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How to choose a separate-panel solar flood light
A separate panel lets the solar panel face available sunlight while the lamp is aimed at the area that needs illumination. Before choosing a configuration, confirm the installation location, target lighting area, panel position, mounting arrangement, cable distance and required operating schedule.
Compare the FY solar flood light families
- FY-PT12: an ABS separate-panel family with indicator, non-indicator and earlier versions. Repeat orders should include a model label, product photo or previous order reference.
- FY-PT55: die-cast aluminum construction with SMD 2835 LED configurations.
- FY-PT56: ABS construction with tempered glass, an aluminum frame and SMD 5054 configurations.
What the catalog watt label means
Catalog watt labels identify product variants; they are not measured LED input power. Compare the confirmed solar panel, battery, lamp construction, controls and dimensions, then use the final quotation as the specification.
Frequently asked questions
When should I use a separate-panel solar flood light?
Use a separate-panel arrangement when the lamp position and the best available solar-panel position are different. Confirm the panel mounting, direction, shade, cable distance and weather exposure.
What is the difference between FY-PT12, FY-PT55 and FY-PT56?
FY-PT12 is an ABS separate-panel family with indicator and non-indicator versions. FY-PT55 uses die-cast aluminum and SMD 2835 LED configurations. FY-PT56 combines ABS, tempered glass and an aluminum frame with SMD 5054 configurations.
How should I choose the configuration?
Provide the installation height, target-area dimensions, panel location, operating schedule, quantity and destination. Compare the confirmed panel, battery, lamp construction and controls rather than the catalog label alone.
What should be confirmed for FY-PT12?
Confirm whether the order requires an indicator, non-indicator or earlier version, plus the panel, battery, lamp size, remote, mounting distance and operating schedule.
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- Any previous order number or product photo
What Is a Separate-Panel Solar Flood Light?
The solar panel can be mounted independently from the lamp so each can serve its own site requirement. Confirm the panel direction and shade, cable distance, lamp mounting, target area, weather exposure and maintenance access.
Compare FY LIGHTING Solar Flood Lights
| Model | Construction | Verified configuration reference | Selection starting point |
|---|---|---|---|
| FY-PT12 | ABS; separate panel; remote and light control | Published non-indicator reference: 2.5 W panel and 3.7 V, 2,200 mAh battery; confirm version | Flexible panel placement with compact lamp options |
| FY-PT55 | Die-cast aluminum; SMD 2835 LEDs | 8, 12, 20 or 25 W panel options; 96–384 LED references | Aluminum flood-light family; confirm battery arrangement |
| FY-PT56 | ABS, tempered glass and aluminum frame; SMD 5054 LEDs | 12, 20 or 25 W panels; 10,000–20,000 mAh battery references | Three defined lamp-size and battery configurations |
Buying Checklist
- Panel position, direction, shade and cable route.
- Lamp mounting height and target-area dimensions.
- Required operating schedule and controls.
- Exact version, quantity, packing and destination.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use a separate-panel solar flood light?
Use a separate-panel arrangement when the lamp position and the best available solar-panel position are different. Confirm the panel mounting, direction, shade, cable distance and weather exposure.
What is the difference between FY-PT12, FY-PT55 and FY-PT56?
FY-PT12 is an ABS separate-panel family with indicator and non-indicator versions. FY-PT55 uses die-cast aluminum and SMD 2835 LED configurations. FY-PT56 combines ABS, tempered glass and an aluminum frame with SMD 5054 configurations.
How should I choose the configuration?
Provide the installation height, target-area dimensions, panel location, operating schedule, quantity and destination. Compare the confirmed panel, battery, lamp construction and controls rather than the catalog label alone.
What should be confirmed for FY-PT12?
Confirm whether the order requires an indicator, non-indicator or earlier version, plus the panel, battery, lamp size, remote, mounting distance and operating schedule.