The panel sits on top and takes in daylight all afternoon; at dusk the light comes on by itself and stays on for 8-12 hours. A spike on the bottom pushes into lawn or soil, so placing one is a matter of choosing a spot and pressing down. Nothing to wire, nothing to switch.

Outdoor lighting usually means a trench, a cable and an outlet you do not have. This is a 65 cm post you push into the ground and forget about until the evenings get darker.
Place a few along a path and the route lights itself every evening.

Give the top of the post open sky if you can, since a panel under a hedge charges slowly. Spacing them a few steps apart along a border or driveway gives a run of light rather than isolated points. Wipe the panel now and then so leaf dust does not cut into the charge.



Push one into the lawn and let daylight do the rest.
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