In the past few years, solar lighting technology has improved dramatically. What’s more, you can find cheap solar lights in more and more stores. But, why bother with a solar light that won’t last more than a season or two? Our all-year, all-weather lights are a better value.
In the past few years, solar lighting technology has improved dramatically. What’s more, you can find cheap solar lights in more and more stores. But, why bother with a solar light that won’t last more than a season or two? Our all-year, all-weather lights are a better value. Take a look at the features of three of our most popular solar lights and you’ll see why our top-quality lights outshine the others.
More LEDs: Other brands have only four regular LEDs; ours have six (Solar Spotlight) and 16 (Superbright Solar Spotlight).
Advanced Reflector Design: Puts 18 times more light where you need it. Others have plastic cone reflectors that waste light.
15-foot power cable: Allows the solar panel unit to be in full sun, while the spotlight illuminates shady areas. Other lights are joined to the panel, limiting them to a full-sun location.
Next-Generation Batteries: Hold 2.5 times the charge. Silicone-sealed from the elements. Other batteries hold a smaller charge, and don’t hold it as long.
Quality Construction: One-piece, anodized aluminum housing seals out moisture. Plastic models have seams that let water in.
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Commercial-Grade Glass Panel: Will not yellow, cloud or crack over time. Most solar lights have plastic panels.
Advanced Solar Circuitry: The panel charges even on overcast days. Cheaper models charge only in full sun.
Mounting Options: Mount on post, deck or ground.
I think solar lights are a great resource for lighting up garden landscapes. I am curious about the type of battery these use that helps them last longer. Most solar light batteries do only last a season or two.
Most solar lights I see for sale say the batteries last about two years. Is this not the case? I’ve been thinking about getting some solar lights for my walkway.
In general, batteries have a lifespan of two to five years. It varies, depending on the frequency of use and how long the light is on during each use.
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