SolarGuard Solar Car Warning Light

A car alarm that nobody can see does nothing until something has already happened. What actually puts somebody off is a light blinking on the dashboard at two in the morning, suggesting the car is watched.

The SolarGuard Solar Car Warning Light is that blinking light. A small strip with a solar panel across the top sticks to the dashboard, charges itself in daylight, and starts flashing on its own once it gets dark.

No wiring, no battery to change, nothing connected to the car. Red and blue together, or a single colour in red or blue.

Good to Know

☀️ Power: solar — charges through the windscreen
🌙 Switching: light sensor, comes on automatically in the dark
🔌 Wiring: none — adhesive pad, no connection to the car
💧 Build: waterproof

Why You'll Love It

👀 It Is A Deterrent, Not An Alarm
Most opportunists pick the car without the flashing light. This one looks exactly like the indicator of a fitted security system from outside.

🔌 Nothing To Wire In
No fuse box, no auto-electrician, no drain on the car battery. Peel the pad, press it on the dashboard, done.

☀️ It Charges Itself
Daylight through the windscreen is all it needs. There is nothing to remember and nothing to replace.

🌙 It Knows When To Start
A light sensor switches it on at dusk and off at dawn, so it is not flashing away in the middle of the afternoon.

🤏 Small Enough To Look Fitted
It sits in the palm of a hand and reads as part of the car rather than as a gadget stuck on it.

💧 Waterproof
Rated for wet, so it also works on a motorbike, a caravan, a shed window or a bike.

🎨 Three Options
Red and blue flashing alternately is the one that reads as "alarm". Single red or single blue is quieter and suits someone who finds the two-tone distracting.

🚐 Not Only For Cars
Vans, campers, sheds, boats and garages. Anywhere you would like something to look watched.

💷 It Costs Almost Nothing To Run
No battery, no wiring, no subscription. After the purchase it costs nothing at all.

🎁 A Practical Small Gift
For a new driver, a van owner or anyone who parks on the street. Cheap, light and instantly understood.

Getting It Going

If it does not light up when it arrives, leave it in direct sunlight for about five hours first. Bring it into the dark afterwards and it will start on its own.

Stick it where daylight reaches it and where it is visible from outside — the dashboard near the windscreen is the usual spot. A clean, dry, dust-free surface is what the pad needs.

A light that says the car is watched 🚗