- ★【SOLAR POWERED CHARGE AUTOMATICALLY】 Eco-Friendly Rechargeable solar panels automatically recharge during the day and glow when night falls. Each solar driveway light has 6 LEDs bulbs which give out Intensity and steady light, a built-in 600mAH large battery can provide up to 12 hours of night lighting when in good sunshine charge condition.
- ★【HIGH QUALITY】The Solar dock light is made of high-quality aluminum casing construction for good resistance to pressure and safety, which can bear a weight of 10 tons. It will not be damaged even the car runs over it. It is can be perfect used for the driveway markers, deck, road, dock, boats, path, driveway, garden, walkway, sidewalk, step, stairs, or courtyard.
- ★【IP68 WATERPROOF】The driveway lights With IP68 waterproof against any types of terrible weather like a rainstorm, blizzard, or daily heat in a long time. High-quality aluminum materials ensure the light can be used in all kinds of outdoor conditions, even underwater.
- ★【EASY TO INSTALL】This Solar deck lights can be quickly installed on any ground where they can absorb the sunlight directly. No wiring and operation, you can use the attached screws or glue for fixed installation.
- ★【NOTE】When using it for the first time, it has to been charged with insufficient sunlight for at least 12 hours, which will better extend the life of the deck light. Our solar lights use high-quality polycrystalline solar panels to make the driveway lights automatically charge during the day for night use.💌If you have any problems with the solar deck light, please contact our after-sales service immediately by email, we will provide you with a 6-month warranty and 24-hour customer service.
- ★【TIP】This deck light needs to be charged in the strong sunlight during the day for 12 hours to work better, and will be bright enough at night, if insufficient light during the day will cause the light to flicker or not bright enough, this design is to protect the battery. Brightness will return when there is enough sunlight for a full charge.
