FAQ of Outdoor Solar Lighting
Can these solar lights be charged on cloudy mornings?
Cloudy or rainy days can also be charged, but the charging effect will be weakened, the lighting time will be shortened, this is a normal phenomenon.
Do all your solar lights have light control?
Yes, our solar powered fixtures are equipped with light controls that automatically light up in the dark to keep you safe at night, and Dusk to Dawn frees up your hands so you never have to approach a fixture to manually light it again!
What is your warranty policy?
2 years warranty. We provide free replacements for any fixture malfunctions.
Are there any benefits to using solar lights?
1. Cost savings
Solar lighting reduces reliance on grid power, lowering monthly utility bills and eliminating the need for complex wiring, saving installation costs.
2. Environmental Benefits
Solar lights utilize solar energy, reducing carbon footprint and dependence on fossil fuels. No emissions are produced, helping to improve air quality and environmental health.
3. Easy to install and maintain Solar lights are usually plug and play and require minimal installation work. With fewer components and no wiring required, maintenance is minimal and usually limited to occasional cleaning and battery replacement.
4. Energy independence
Solar lights can operate independently of the power grid, providing illumination even during power outages. Ideal for places where there is no electricity, such as isolated gardens or pathways.
5. Safety and security
The absence of wires and electricity reduces the risk of electrical fires and shocks, enhancing safety.
6. Sustainability
Although the initial cost may be high, solar lighting saves on electricity and maintenance costs in the long run. Advances in battery technology have improved the life and efficiency of solar lights.
What is the difference between spotlights and floodlights?
The distinction between spotlights and floodlights is primarily based on the spread of light they provide, which affects their applications:
Beam Angle:Spotlights produce a narrow beam of light, usually between 15 to 60 degrees, allowing for focused lighting on specific areas or features.
Floodlights emit a broader beam, typically over 90 degrees, which can illuminate larger areas with a more diffused light.
Purpose:Spotlights are intended for highlighting specific points, such as architectural details, landscaping features, or artwork.
Floodlights are used for general area lighting, such as for security purposes, lighting up large outdoor spaces, or for event lighting.
Light Intensity and Coverage:Spotlights offer intense light in a concentrated area, making them ideal for drawing attention or creating dramatic effects.
Floodlights provide a uniform light that covers a wide area, suitable for visibility and safety in expansive outdoor settings.
Applications:Spotlights are commonly used in landscape lighting, accent lighting, and theatrical settings where precise lighting is needed.
Floodlights are often found in commercial, industrial, and residential security lighting, as well as in sports arenas and other large outdoor venues needing wide coverage.
Are there any notes to be taken when using the fixtures?
Charge the light by placing it in the sunlight for at least 6 hours before using it for the first time. Clean dust from the surface of solar panels every 3-4 months.
What is the waterproof rating of your lights?
All our solar lights are IP65 waterproof and the cable connections are equipped with waterproof covers, which can prevent water flow and bugs from entering when tightened.
Which scenes are suitable for different color temperatures?
Use 3000K for cozy atmospheres. Use 4000K for neutral lighting effects. Use 5000K for bright lighting.
What if I have more questions?
Consult our landscape lighting experts by email customersupport@gardenreet.com
Call our Customer Support specialists at (559) 725-1658 (M-F 8am-8pm; Sat-Sun 10am-6pm ET).