Sun light during night
Capture the sun and save it for the night with a solar light! For lighting purpose, solar lights come in a variety of models suitable to your specific needs.
Uses: While solar lights come in many styles, all perform the same essential function. A solar light shines in the night without fussy electrical cords crossing around. Take a look at some popular types of solar lights for home usage:
Landscape: Illuminate paths and gardens with a solar light array.
Motion: Safety and security are foremost. This solar light deters prowlers, but also lights the way for you and your guests.
Deck: The party's not over when the sun goes down. These solar lights have stored keep the festivities going deep into the night.
Floodlights: Give your house a gentle wash of solar light to accent its architectural features.
Spotlights: This outdoor solar light put the focus on your home or landscaping. Illuminate a beautiful statue, or keep a dark corner of the yard safely lit.
Hassle Free Energy: Without wires crowding the outdoor sockets, a solar light set keeps the lawn clean and safe for kids. The convenience begins when you set up your solar light. Simply dust off the collecting panels on your solar lights and they will shine through many nights to come. What's more, solar lights have no affect on electricity bills. For safety, landscaping, or both, outdoor solar lights bring the warmth and clarity of the day into the beauty of the night. Consider the numerous models and decide which solar light is right for you. What is an LED?
Solar lights are equipped with LED's.
An LED, or Light Emitting Diode, contains a chemical compound that gives off light when an electric current passes through it. They've been around for many years, but only recently has the technology advanced so that they can be made bright enough to actually use as an independent light source.
How much light does an LED produce?
LEDs put out a tremendous amount of light for their size and energy draw. They create almost no heat and use very little electricity. In general, an LED uses about 1/10th the power of an incandescent bulb and they are up to 90% more efficient than both fluorescent and neon bulbs of similar wattage. Best of all, an LED will last thousands of hours; some have been tested to over 50,000 hours (vs. a standard flashlight bulb that will only last a few hundred hours).
A common mistake is to compare wattage between LED units and their incandescent and fluorescent cousins - wattage is a function of power consumption, not brightness.
What are the advantages of Solar Lighting?
An advantage of buying solar lights is that LED bulbs will never burn out during the lifetime of the product. Low voltage incandescent and fluorescent systems will need bulb replacements often and add cost and inconvenience to the product.
1-2 LEDs :3-5 LEDs (equivalent to a desk light)
6-8 LED :9 LEDs &Up(equivalent to a flash light)
