Review on 💡 Roxy-G2 Solar Outdoor/Indoor Ceiling Pendant Lighting Kit with Lithium Battery, Photo Sensor for Auto On/Off, 3-Level Brightness Control, and 15ft Cable, ideal for Garage, Workshop, Cabin, Yard by Gervan Mauldin

Nice light after I rewired a bit. I needed a light in a dark building on my property. Before sunset, the building is dark inside, but the lights don't come on until it's dark outside. I was looking for a tape over sensor but it actually detects that the solar panel is supplying power and won't let the light come on. The LED panel is held by 2 screws. Underneath is a battery and circuit. I removed the screw from the small circuit board and flipped it over. I tried jumping between L- and B-. The light came on when the panel was fully lit! OK, that gave me an idea. To hell with the guarantee. I connected a wire to L- (light negative wire), stripped it, added a long wire and crimped all three together. I did the same with B- (negative cable of the battery). This gave me two wires that I pulled out of the case (through a small hole I drilled). I carefully reassembled everything, reassembled the lamp, and I had a lamp with a few extra wires coming out the side. I touched the wires, the light shone in full brightness. Next I found an old light switch I had, now connected the wires to the switch. I have a working light switch that I installed right in the doorway to the building! I then flipped the power switch on the light to OFF and it was ready to go whenever I wanted to use the building, although it still works great and as intended when I set the light to low, medium or high. I don't intend for anyone else to do this, but I really enjoy playing around with things like this. I want to add some photos.