20 Warm White Connectable Solar Festoon Lights with Mini Stakes Reviews

Bring a truly elegant accent to your garden with our versatile and stylish solar powered Festoon Lights with Mini Stakes. A set of 20 small festoons are spaced at 25cm intervals along a 4.75m length of slender black cable, with each bulb lit with a warm white LED for a gorgeous glow in any outside space. || An additional 3m of lead wire runs between the lights and the detachable solar panel meaning that the lights can be styled easily. A small clip on the side of each of the festoons allows for them to be swagged along a garden fence or an outside awning. However, each bulb has also been supplied with a mini stake, which can be attached to the lights so that the festoons can be staked into the lawn to illuminate a garden path or the edge of a seating area. You can also connect up to 5 sets of theses mini festoons together on one power source via the connectors on the end of the string of lights. To illuminate, we recommend using the USB cable to charge your lights when you first use them. When placed outside, ensure that the solar panel has had at least 6 hours of sunshine to charge the battery within. Then switch the solar panel to ‘on’ for a pretty shine come dusk. Use the USB cable included to charge up the solar battery on dull days. Use the multi-function remote control included to then switch on and off, to choose one of eight lighting effects, including slow glow and flashing, to select one of two light levels or to set a 3, 5 or 8 hour timer. Length of lights: (L) 4.75m Stakes: (H) 11cm Solar panel: (H) 10.5 x (L) 8.5cm USB charging cable included Remote control included Ground stake for solar panel included Dimmable Optional 3, 5 or 8 hour timer Connectable up to 5 sets of lights Designed for use throughout the summer months, you may find that with shorter winter days your solar lights don’t illuminate as they do in summer. We recommend storing your solar lights inside during the winter months and bringing them back out as the weather improves in spring.