Solar Powered Outdoor Garden Light Lamp

Solar Powered Outdoor Garden Light Lamp

Black 1 pack
$49.99
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Solar Powered Outdoor Garden Light Lamp
SU00131778-Black 1 pack

Solar Powered Outdoor Garden Light Lamp

$49.99
Overall dimensions
Charges by day, lights by night
No cables across the lawn
Push in and it is installed

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Description

Overview

Solar Powered: Eco-friendly lighting solution with automatic dusk-to-dawn operation.

Decorative Design: Intricate hollow leaf pattern adds aesthetic appeal to outdoor spaces.

Weather Resistant: Iron construction with waterproof rating for durable outdoor use.

Energy Efficient: Low-power LED technology with 6-12 hours continuous illumination.

 

Specifications

Material: Iron

Light Source: LED

Power: 0.6W

Voltage: 1.2V

Lighting Time: 6-12 hours

Protection Level: Waterproof

Dimensions Options:

Black single pack

White single pack

Black double pack

White double pack

 

Packing List

solar lamp*1

user manual*1

Shipping and Returns

Fast and free shipping on every order. If it is not right for you, returns are easy within 30 days of delivery.

Installation is one push

Press the stake into the soil where you want light. That is the entire job.

Free light every evening

Daylight does the charging, so the garden lights itself at dusk without touching your electricity bill.

Safer paths after dark

A line of these along a path makes the way to the door obvious. Cloverfen sells them in sets for that reason.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it stay lit?

A full day of sun gives you a long evening of light. Shorter winter days give a shorter run.

Does it need any wiring?

None at all. Solar power means no cables, no transformer, and no electrician.

Where should I place it?

Somewhere that catches daylight. Avoid deep shade under trees if you want the longest run time.

Can it stay out in winter?

Yes. It is built for outdoor use, though the nightly run time shortens with less daylight.

How many do I need?

For a path, space them a stride or two apart so the light overlaps gently.

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