New design, new feature - plug in, plug out solar panel. Now you can unplug the solar panel from where you have your lights installed to charge the panel in the sun during the day, then plug back in at night to power your fairy lights. Now you can install your fairy lights anywhere, inside or out!
Whether it's for a party or for Christmas, you can bring a festive atmosphere to your garden with Hoselink's 150 LED Warm White Solar Fairy Lights.
With a 1.5m lead-in cable running from the solar panel to the connection on the 15m string of lights, you can place the solar panel out of sight!
Our weather-resistant solar lights feature a rechargeable battery to ensure a long operational life for maximum lighting during the night. Simply ensure the solar panel receives direct sunlight throughout the day.
The 15m length with 150 LED bulbs is easy to string in bushes, around trees, around decking posts or around anything you want to light up at night. Warm white lights emit a pale yellow-ish tone, ideal for bringing a rustic vibe to your exterior areas.
With two light settings available simply push the mode button on the back of the solar panel to change. Modes are either solid or flashing lights only.
Please be aware the new and improved design does have a slightly different light colour and will not match previous model.
The benefit of solar garden lighting is how light they are on your electricity bill! With no need for an electrician to install or to plug into mains power, they automatically come on at dusk and will turn off at or before dawn.
The solar light is 100% waterproof and weather-resistant, made of rustproof ABS material to prevent it from deteriorating.
Solar lights are not only a viable alternative to conventional outdoor wired lights, particularly where installing electrical lighting is prohibitive, but they’re also eco-friendly, low in cost and highly energy-efficient thanks to their LED bulbs and energy-saving power source.
With so many to select from, we’ve helped take the work out of choosing. Read more on our Solar Lights buying guide blog here.
