Why Choose the Sentry 16FT?
- Go off-grid: No permanent electrical connection or generator required.
- Keep working longer: Approximately 8โ10 nights of operation from a fully charged 1,200Wh LiFePO4 battery.
- Move with the job: Reposition the light as your site changes.
- Set the Right Height: The telescopic pole adjusts from 8 to 16 ft. A 12FT option is also available.
- Forget the Fuel Runs: Solar charging means no diesel or gasoline is required for normal operation, removing generator refueling from your lighting setup.
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LiFePO4 Power for Commercial Solar Lighting
A commercial light designed to operate off-grid needs a battery you can depend on. Thatโs why the Sentry uses a 1,200Wh LiFePO4 battery, providing approximately 8โ10 nights of operation from a full charge under typical conditions.
For outdoor solar flood lighting, that extended runtime helps keep areas illuminated through periods of limited sunlight. It also makes the Sentry a practical solar security light for parking areas, equipment yards, access points and other locations that need reliable nighttime visibility without permanent power infrastructure.
Buy Nationwide or Rent a Portable Solar Area Light in Chicagoland
The Sentry 16FT is available to purchase nationwide from Duralec, with fast, free delivery on every order.
Need it for a temporary project? You can also rent a portable solar area light in Chicago directly from Duralec. Rental is available throughout the greater Chicago metropolitan area, including Chicago, Cook County, DuPage County, Will County and Lake County.
Contact Duralec about your Sentry 16FT rental with your project location, required dates and lighting requirements.
See the Sentry 16FT in Action
See the Sentry 16FT portable solar area light at work. This clip gives you a closer look at the 16-foot telescopic pole, LiFePO4 battery system and nighttime light output, showing how a self-contained solar lighting system can be deployed on a commercial jobsite without an electrical hookup or fuel-powered generator.













