AUTO ON/OFF: The built-in sensor in the solar panel recognizes when it's nighttime and switches the lights on for you, so you don't have to touch the strands at all for them to come on exactly when you need them. They shine beautifully for about 5-6 hours, turning off once the solar panel has run out of power for the night. It then charges up the next day and repeats the same convenient cycle night after night!
"ITALIAN CAFE" LIGHTS USE VINTAGE EDISON BULBS TO CREATE GREAT AMBIENCE ON YOUR PATIO: Install Brightech's solar powered pergola lights as a canopy over your porch or gazebo for a retro bistro look and a pleasant party ambience. The Ambience Pros are bright enough to grill and eat, without being overpowering. Enjoy until late: They last 5-6 hours on a full charge, i.e. 6 hours of direct sunlight. Indirect sunlight works too, per reviews, but provides less charge/hour.
THE WARRANTY: Our solar string lights are built to last, and we stand behind that. That's why we offer an industry-leading 2-year limited warranty on all purchases from Brightech USA, including any defects, malfunctions, or sudden failures to your string light.
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INSTALL FLEXIBILITY MAKES THIS THE BEST CARNIVAL LIGHT STRAND FOR WEDDINGS, BIRTHDAYS & PARTIES: Place the solar panel almost anywhere with the included stake and clip. Solar string lights don't need an outlet, so even spaces far from a building can be well lit. The ring over each bulb takes hooks or guide wire - connect all for a straight-line look or just some of the rings for a scalloped look.
LED SOLAR MARKET LIGHTING FOR YOUR EXTERIOR SPACE; CLIP OR STAKE PANEL INSTALL: These LED deck string lights use solar power so you don't need an outdoor outlet and you save money on electricity! Install by attaching with a clip (e.g. to pergola roof) or a stake in the ground. They put out 3,000K warm white light and the life is up to 20,000 hours. A full charges takes 6 hours of sunlight, and suffices for 5-6 hours; bulbs stay cool, always.
