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4 Pack Solar Powered Path Lights, Color Changing/Warm White LED Solar Outdoor Lights, IP67 Waterproof Solar Street Lights, Solar Garden Lights for Garden Decoration

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Product information

Description

General description

The 4 Pack Solar Powered Path Lights feature color changing and warm white LED options, making them perfect for garden decoration. These lights are made from thicker, corrosion-resistant materials, ensuring durability and resistance to rust. With an advanced solar panel and a built-in 800mAh high-capacity battery, these outdoor lights effectively collect sunlight and store power, providing illumination for 9-13 hours after a 4 to 6 hour charge in the sun.

Technical specifications

Battery capacity: 800mAh

Charging time: 4 to 6 hours

Illumination duration: 9 to 13 hours

Waterproof rating: IP67

Installation

Two installation types: as a solar floor light or placed on a flat surface

Easy assembly with an external switch to turn on

Usage

Ideal for lawns, yards, driveways, sidewalks, fences, decks, stairs, and flower beds

Automatically absorbs sunlight during the day and lights up at night

Other information

Designed for outdoor use, resistant to rain and snow

Creative design with adjustable height and beautiful patterns projected onto surroundings

Features

Brand
MUMU
Material
Plastic
Colour
Black
Power source
Solar
Light colour
Warm white
Intended use
Outdoor
Height
3 cm
IP rating
IP67
Mounting method
To screw
Adjustable orientation
Yes
Weight
200 g
Control
Manual control
ManoMano Reference
ME82317139
MMID
397991933247
Product code
HBD-765
EAN
6286529327406

Advice from

Outdoor lighting buying guide

Outdoor lighting can be used to light up decks, flowerbeds, pathways, patios or gates. Whether you're after wall lights, a pendant to hang from a pergola or spotlights for decking, your lighting should be both functional and decorative. From solar lamps to flood lights, get ready to light up your summer evenings!

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