Solar Wall Light - 118 LED Solar Lamp 1000 Lumen Wall Light PIR Motion Sensor IP65 Waterproof Outdoor Garden..DEBUNS Kid's Rugs Adorable "Apple & Hedgehog" Design:

Name: Solar Wall Light - 118 LED Solar Lamp 1000 Lumen Wall Light PIR Motion Sensor IP65 Waterproof Outdoor Garden..DEBUNS Kid's Rugs Adorable "Apple & Hedgehog" Design:
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78622336237
Price: 48.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1566 (21 reviews)

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Solar Wall Light 118 LED Solar Lamp 1000 Lumen Wall Light PIR Motion Sensor IP65 Waterproof Outdoor Garden..DEBUNS Kid's Rugs Adorable "Apple & Hedgehog" Design: Adorable "Apple & Hedgehog" Design: Features a meticulously sculpted hedgehog with a vibrant red apple minimalist design and reliable customer support to ensure a smooth shopping experience avoid obstacles Features: 1000 LUMENS SUPER BRIGHT LIGHT: The 118 densely distributed LED lights provide super bright light with a maximum of 1000 lumens

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