Eyrosa OSA010 Solar Address Sign, Aluminum LED Numbers with Two Light Modes

The solar-powered LED turns on automatically at night, giving a home's address a lighted display without a wired power connection. That can make the sign useful near a driveway or yard entrance where visitors need to identify the property after dark.

Its aluminum frame, black finish, and white number plaque create a high-contrast display for daytime as well as nighttime use. The sign is designed for ground mounting with a stake.

Two light modes let you choose warm or cool white. The stated brightness changes after the first six hours, so the light is not described as staying at one output all night.

Specifications

• Name: Eyrosa OSA010 Solar Address Sign
• Type: Solar-powered, ground-mounted address sign
• Material: Aluminum frame and stainless tube
• Color: Black, with a white plaque
• Dimensions: 35"L x 4"W, listed height is 35 inches
• Weight: 0.76 kg
• Light type: LED
• Lighting: Warm white or cool white, automatic nighttime operation
• Brightness: 25 lumens for the first 6 hours, then 10 lumens until dawn
• Number set: 3 sets of numbers 0–9 and letters N, S, E, W
• Address formats: Listed for three-, four-, or five-digit addresses
• Mounting: Ground mount with stake

Practical tips

Set the sign where its solar panel can receive daylight, since the stated runtime depends on a full charge in sunny conditions. The manufacturer says it can operate continuously for 2 days after a full sunny-day charge, actual charging conditions matter when choosing its placement. Turn on the switch for first use, then use the button behind the solar panel to select warm or cool white.

The included number and direction-letter sets make it possible to assemble an address rather than choosing a pre-printed number combination. That flexibility is useful if the property address includes a direction letter. The listed formats cover three to five digits, so consider whether the supplied characters suit the address you need to show before installing the stake.

Getting the most from it

For a driveway or yard entrance, position the sign where the address is easy to see from the approach and where the panel can get daylight. Compared with a wired address light, this solar model avoids a wired power connection, a wired option may suit a spot that does not receive adequate daylight. Buyers highlight the straightforward setup, appearance, and nighttime visibility, with some saying the sign is easy to spot from the street. Those are customer impressions, not a guarantee of visibility at every property.

A solid pick if you want a ground-mounted sign with customizable numbers and a choice of white-light tone. It’s not for you if you need the brightness to remain at 25 lumens throughout the night, the listed output drops to 10 lumens after the first six hours.

Buying verdict

The OSA010 combines an aluminum-and-stainless construction, a white plaque with black numbers, solar operation, and two light modes in one yard sign. Its most useful distinction from a basic unlit plaque is automatic nighttime illumination, while its character sets offer more address flexibility than a fixed-number sign. Choose it when ground mounting and solar charging fit the installation spot, if the panel cannot receive enough daylight or steady brightness is essential, a different lighting approach may be a better match.