Hummingbird, Butterfly & Dragonfly Solar Garden Stake Lights, 3 in a Set. Black Coated Aluminum Stakes!
Hummingbird, Butterfly & Dragonfly Solar Garden Stake Lights, 3 in a Set. Black Coated Aluminum Stakes! By Solar Wholesale
Get the Special Price at $15.30
Aluminum poles are coated black for UV protection and quality feeling. Figurines are made of clear acrylic with very detailed design such as the upward-wing hummingbird. It creates interest and atmosphere in your garden for your outdoor living! These are a set of perfect decorative lights for pathways, lawns and patio at night. Color changing effects make the flying animals coming to life in the evenings.
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1167 in Lawn & Patio
- Color: Black
- Brand: Solar Wholesale
- Model: SGCL1LA104B
- Dimensions: 30.00" h x
4.00" w x
3.25" l,
1.00 pounds
Features
- A set of three quality solar garden lights of hummingbird, dragonfly and butterfly figurines
- Black coated aluminum poles with acrylic made figurines
- One chameleon LED per stake
- Hummingbird: 3.25 W x 4 H Inch Butterfly: 4.25W x 3.5D Inch Dragonfly: 5.5W x 3.5D Inch
- Ni-MH 300mAh AA rechargeable battery of each light included
Most helpful customer reviews
53 of 55 people found the following review helpful.
By jjceo (jjceo@comcast . net)
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RPXZX1L3RZD3Z My wife has literally dozens of these around our home in the landscaping and gardens. She has also given away probably close to 60 individual lights of this type. They are very attractive and easy to install and set up.
These are very nice accent pieces for use around your home and garden. They are solar charged using an internal rechargeable battery that is replaceable. It has a small solar panel on the pole that must receive direct sunlight at least 8 hours a day for about 6 hours of use at night. They can stay lit to a little over 8 hours if they receive more sunlight. Make sure the solar panel is aimed at the sun to make sure it charges properly. There is also a thin clean film on some of the solar panels so make sure that you carefully remove it so the solar panel works perfectly.
There is a sensor the turns the light on when it gets dark. If you have the unit mounted near a light on your home that is on at night then the LEDs will not light up. There is also an ON/OFF switch on the bottom of the solar panel so make sure that you switch it on and test it when it is dark. We bring ours into the garage in the winter to help save and extend the life of the rechargeable batteries. We also turn them off while they are in the garage.
They are very nice and you will enjoy them! I hope my video helps you!
31 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
By Rae
Novelty Outdoor Garden Solar Lights: Hummingbird, Butterfly & Dragonfly Garden Stake Lights
The set is pretty. These solar garden lights have better features than other solar lights I have purchased.
1. The small solar "panel" can be angled to catch more sunrays, while most other "panels" are stationary.
2. The lights change color slowly, so it is not a flashing type of light.
3. The on/off switch is a press button, which is better than the sliding ones that don't maneuver well. Further more, some solar lights do not even have off switches, which can save on battery replacement.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful.
By Mountaincat
Received this item quickly and completely. Easy to set up and install. Glad I read the instructions about letting the units charge for twenty four hours before using. The run for almost 10 hours.
I will be purchasing another set for my MiL.
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