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Outdoor Solar Garden Lights, Waterproof Landscape Lights Wireless Garden Lights, LED Decoration Solar Lights for Patio Paths, Lawn, Automatic On/Off (6 Pack)

~~£56.47~~

Product information

Description

General description

Outdoor Solar Garden Lights are an eco-friendly lighting solution powered by solar energy, eliminating the need for electricity. These waterproof landscape lights are designed for year-round outdoor use, featuring a stylish hollowed-out design that adds aesthetic appeal to your garden, patio, or lawn. They are easy to install and operate automatically, turning on and off based on sunlight.

Technical specifications

Material: Plastic

Light color: Warm white

LED quantity: 6 LEDs

Rechargeable battery: AAA Ni-MH

Dimensions: 5.9 × 5.9 × 28 cm (L x W x H)

Charging time: 6-8 hours (with sufficient sunlight)

Operating time: 8-10 hours

Installation

Remove the light cover and turn on the switch.

Fix the woodshed to the base.

Insert the lights into the ground under sunlight, avoiding shaded areas.

Usage

Ensure the ON/OFF switch on the lamp cover is activated before first use.

Insert the light into soft ground to prevent damage.

Allow the solar panel to absorb enough sunlight for optimal performance.

Other information

This product comes with a 30-day full refund policy, a 12-month replacement guarantee, and lifetime support.

Features

Brand
WDDNAOT
Material
Plastic
Colour
White
Power source
Solar
Light colour
Warm white
Intended use
Outdoor
Diameter
5.9 cm
Shape
Cylindrical
Warranty
1 year(s)
Height
28 cm
Light source
Integrated LED
ManoMano Reference
ME70776895
MMID
132123897493
Product code
QBTTAMT-665
EAN
6220058455018

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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