Solar Lights

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...and turned on all the lights for 3 hours to drag...when I first connected the solar charging, I used one 100W ...IF we keep all the lights off and let the parasitic ... the primary source of solar charging. Victron shows 1.7 ...Amps incoming with this single solar panel connected. So I know ...with a supposed 200W of solar panels available. This had me ...worried about my single 100W solar panel being able to keep ...

... the moment...turned all the lights and bathroom fan on to... 70%, whereon I'll connect the solar and see how that goes. ...

... WITH LIGHTS for £33 on amazon, then returned in a week. The solar... mechanism is even slower, the lights are not even, the sound ... one customer notes its large solar panel on the rear. They ...

Called Customer Service with a simple question regarding solar path lights. The agent had no clue what they could do and said there was nobody to transfer me to that would know more. Sad.

... boarding barns typically don’t have lights at all. Depending on the... (well, a couple extension cords…), solar lights attached to the sides of...

...25 to Sept 5) 42d Solar Eclipse Collectors’ Voyage: Northern ... 14d Arctic Journey & Northern Lights with History Channel 5 days... 35d Voyage of the Vikings: Solar Eclipse, with Sue, Cruisercl (... 35d Voyage of the Vikings: Solar Eclipse, Cruising-along (Zuiderdam to Aug...35d Voyage of the Vikings: Solar Eclipse, Lcubed (Zuiderdam to Aug...35d Voyage of the Vikings: Solar Eclipse, lindaler (Zuiderdam to Aug...

... that I don't get in solar rebate from the power company... lane country road with stop lights.

... for the supposed uses of solar power or farming. It's far... and batteries or farm under lights. What's interesting is that the...

... 50A. I had also disabled solar charging (Victron 100/30 app... or physically disconnect any solar panel charge controllers. Solar power will mask... furnace fan, vent fans, and lights) to pull it down quickly...

....com] has 8-Pack Eleclink Solar LED Pathway Lights w/ 2 Light Modes...

... ANOTHER game that gets the solar panel balance wrong I have... a 16.8kw solar system with 39 panels and... both acs, and a million lights. I understand game balance, but... requires a million solar panels just to run a bunch of lights and it's...

...) are buying a couple of solar panels to put on their ... in my car when the lights go out. Who was that ...

NOWES via Amazon has Clip On Solar Lights Outdoor with Motion Sensor, 92 LED 600LM Solar Fence Lights, Warm/Neutral/Cool White, 360° Adjustable, IP65 Waterproof Security Light for Deck, Gutter, Porch (2, Black) for $ 16 with code YPPYWYRM https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GHNSTM26

... how much our off grid solar cost up front. You pay... my home… My self installed solar covers my use and each... the typical things like LED lights, avoid when possible using electricity... purchase came a partially finished Solar set-up the former owner sourced...

...] has 4-Pk Aootek 120-LEDs Solar Motion Sensor IP65 Lights (Daylight White) for...

...) lights in my garden, working from a regulated 12v dc output solar..., before I replace the string lights with a new set, what...

...electrician required. Simply mount the solar fence lights on a fence, wall,... outdoor use, these waterproof solar garden lights are suitable for rain, ...direct sunlight and the solar powered fence lights can provides 8-12H of brightness. 【..., porches and backyard spaces. 【Solar Fence Lights Outdoor Garden】Designed for fences, ...and outdoor spaces, these solar wall lights add bright decorative lighting to ...

Bought and returned after several died.

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1200mAh is pretty weak

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So I bought the solar mushroom lights. They're beautiful and fun. However, I am on a personal quest to rid this land of poorly made lights that last a season and then go into the bin. The solar panel is woefully inadequate to keep these lit a reasonable amount of time. I took it to bits. It has a 1200mah 18650 cell, which is shite. It could use a better battery but there's not much point to that until they redesign the solar cell to something that actually charges it. After a full, bright day I'm measuring 1.2V from a cell that should be 3.6ish. The housing is not waterproof, it had a fair amount of water in it from a few rainstorms we had. I'm a nerd so I might hardwire these to a 12V transformer I have. I currently have a single mushroom running happily at 3V 225ma. So a 3v buck converter with a 2-3a capacity will run a farm of mushroom lights. Manufacturers need to do better, I'm not interested in products that barely work. Especially when the rest of the product is pretty good. I'll pay for higher quality, I think most people would. With this being a Costco item I would expect everyone to eventually return them but I am not an expert in consumer psychology. Thank you for attending my mushroom light Ted Talk. Edit: Item 1997788 for the 2-pack online. Also available in store in single packs. submitted by /u/sockpuppets to r/Costco [link] [comments]

I bought 6 POOLJOYO solar pool lights because I loved the idea of never having to mess with turning the lights on and off, but I've already had to return 2 that had leaks in the LED plastic casing causing it to short out. I love the way they look, but I'm assuming the remaining 4 aren't going to last very much longer. I'd be interested if anyone has found some like these that they love? submitted by /u/-Mister-Popo- to r/pools [link] [comments]

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I've got a metal lamppost the previous house owner left. its mains and wired in, and for the couple of weeks it worked it was great for lighting up a patio area maybe 5m x 5m so people could go and sit outside. But I suspect its either letting water in, or the wiring isn't amazing, and I've disconnected it until I have time for a proper look. But its starting to rust, and so sooner or later I need to replace it. But Im lazy, and cant think of anything I want to do less than pull up half a patio in search of a cable, then maybe end up replacing it and blah blah blah. So what else do people use? I have some really bright rechargeable work lights, which I suppose I could rig up when we're outside (but Im going for "pleasant evening in the garden", not "building site", but the "garden lights" we have dotted about are solar, and are fine for a little area, but not a larger space. So what are people doing? Is it possible to get something that looks nice, is bright, and is either solar or rechargeable? submitted by /u/Visible-Variety-2152 to r/AskUK [link] [comments]

Looking for something to brighten up the exterior. Not sure what we want, but open to suggestions if you have them. I’ve gotten them at home repair stores and they fizz out after a couple years. Surely something is made to last. submitted by /u/Left-Effective-7420 to r/BuyItForLife [link] [comments]

I installed solar garden lights along my walkway last month since I got bored with using motion-sensor spotlights that would turn my yard into a prison break each time a cat passed by. I simply wanted something diffused and steady, nothing fancy. The surprise? Apparently, I started a trend. I noticed that three neighbors have installed the same lighting. One of my neighbors asked me where I had gotten mine, to which I said, “Alibaba”. Another one questioned me whether I am a landscape designer, which is funny since I am barely able to preserve my lawn. What is even more surprising is how much these small lights transformed the entire mood of my yard. It was transformed from a house with a yard to a house with a premeditated design with minimal effort. Passersby actually slug their feet to peep in the night. A note was left by one person wanting to know about the lights. A NOTE!! About garden lighting. I did not do any reading of the spacing, placement, or the real landscaping principles. I simply pushed them into the ground about where I thought I was going. Seemingly, I was well-placed and thoughtfully positioned, as stated by the neighbor who pointed it out. I am now getting questions on landscaping, similar to what I know and I am doing. People presume this must be something great in some planning. It wasn't. I simply did not want to fall on my path anymore. submitted by /u/Outside-Sky-7473 to r/landscaping [link] [comments]

I’m planning to add a couple of LED flood lights around my home for security and general outdoor lighting, but I’m stuck choosing between solar powered and wired options. Solar looks super convenient since there’s no wiring or electrician needed. I’ve seen lots of affordable models on Alibaba, Amazon, and even local hardware stores that claim long runtime and good brightness. The idea of zero electricity cost and easy installation is really appealing. But at the same time, I keep reading that wired flood lights are brighter, more reliable, and consistent through the night, especially during cloudy days or rainy seasons. I don’t want something that fades out after a few hours or stops working when the battery weakens. For anyone who has tried both, how do they compare in real use? Is solar strong enough for security lighting, or is wired still the better long term choice? Also, any recommended brands or marketplaces to check? Would really appreciate some honest experiences before I buy. submitted by /u/Pale-Tie-2760 to r/Lighting [link] [comments]

Does anyone have a review on these? Looking for someone who has had them for more than a year. We are getting a new liner and have decided to cover the old pool nitch which was a leaking issue. submitted by /u/LegitimateComment189 to r/pools [link] [comments]

Anyone have any experience with solar lights? Yung nabibili online sana. Looking into buying one muna para ma try kaso nagaalangan ako sobrang dami kasi and baka mamaya wala pa 3 hours lobat na. Thank you! submitted by /u/Connect_District_744 to r/Tech_Philippines [link] [comments]

Hey everyone! My built-in pool lights have been off for a while since they’re 120V, and I really don’t want to deal with the conversion to 24V right now. Still, I’d like to have some kind of lighting in the pool, ideally solar-powered and RGB if possible. Has anyone found a solar pool light (floating or mounted) that actually works well, it strong and bright and lasts more than a few weeks? Most of what I see on Amazon looks kind of hit-or-miss. Thanks. submitted by /u/Old_Satisfaction_386 to r/pools [link] [comments]

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