Description
- Waterproof Design - With water resistant design, Fairy Lights can be used in the room as well as the outside.Plug it into lawn, it can be used outdoors even on rainy days. Attention: it is water resistant, but do not directly immerse it into water.
- Efficient Solar Panel & Automatic Switch - The LED solar panel has been updated which is more efficient at converting the sunlight into battery charging power. Light sensor makes it be on automatically at dusk and also be off automatically at dawn. It will last 6-8 hours after dark if it is fully charged during the day.
- 50 LED & Long Wire - Consists of 50 LED and Waterproof Raindrop Lights on 7 Meter High quality lead cable, String Lights create a romantic and fantastic lighting atmosphere at night, perfect for Indoor and Outdoor decorations.
- Easy to Install and - Comes with a stake for conveniently fixing on the lawn to absorb sunshine in daylight. No tools required, easy installation, ready to use.
- Widely Use - Christmas Lights are widely used in your garden, patio, lawn?gazebo, wedding, christmas trees especially as a Christmas tree decorated with lights can be to create a warm and romantic holidays.
Colour Name:Warm White
Specifications: 1. LED color: warm white/colorful 2. Solar Panel: 2V 100MA 3. Battery: NI-MH AA 600MA 4. Cable length: Total length 7M, lead length: 2M, lamp spacing: 0.1M 5. Sunny day charge 8 hours, night lighting time 6-8 hours 6. Product life of more than 1 year 7. Switch: Power ON/OFF& MODE 8. LED quantity: 50pcs 9. Mode: Long bright + single flash; 10. Control method: light-operated + buttons 11. Net weight:265g Package Included: 1 x Solar Panel with stand 1 x 50 LED Solar lights (SS-01) 1 x User manual Notes: 1. As the charging effect of the solar panel is depend on the sunlight, the LED light time is effected by weather, seasons, places, etc. 2. It is charging only if the button is turned ON. 3. Don't put it in the water over a long period of time, for it is only designed to be protected from the rain and the humidity.
