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At Solar Lamp®, everything we do is to make our customers feel privileged. Especially when it comes to preference, availability, quality, and price of our solar lights.

Which solar lamp should you choose for your garden?

There are rechargeable LED solar lamps for all preferences and tastes. You can design a customized corner of your garden.

LED Solar Path Lights: If you want to define or enhance a path or trail in your garden, this is the type of lamp you need. They are easy to install with their lawn stakes, or you can simply place them on a flat surface.

Solar Wall Sconces: If you have dark areas around your house or in your courtyard, these wall lamps will provide a sense of security and visibility. They are often equipped with motion sensors for better energy management. So don’t hesitate to buy our different types of wall lights.

Solar Garden Lamp Posts: Easy to install, solar lamp posts are ideal for lighting a peaceful area created in your garden or on your terrace. They come in various models, from powerful ones to small or large sizes, depending on your outdoor style.

Solar LED String Lights: While most homes install decorative string lights during Christmas, you can also use them to create a different garden atmosphere and welcome your neighbors throughout the year. At Solar Lamp, we offer different sizes of string lights, festoon lights, ball lights, and copper wire lights.

Solar Animal Lights: If you love a specific animal, you will find your happiness among the different choices offered by Solar Lamp. You can create a radiant forest filled with fantastic wild creatures in your garden. Having animal statues in your yard can also help deter pests.

Solar Garden Lanterns: LED lanterns are very effective for illuminating your patio with their delicate glow, and they are also very useful as nightlights. Enjoy our wide variety of lanterns for a garden full of fun.

How does a solar lamp work?

Organic photovoltaic cells absorb sunlight during the day to charge the batteries, which then power the LED bulb at night. Since these lamps are powered by solar energy, they need to be placed in an area that receives plenty of sunlight, ideally eight to ten hours or more per day.

Do you have a heavily shaded courtyard?

It’s not as easy, but you can still install rechargeable solar lights, even in a winter region. We have solar lights with a separate solar panel connected by a wire that can be one to six meters long, ideal for areas with limited sunlight. If you live in a rainy or winter area, your solar lights will still work but they will be weaker.

Why is my solar lamp not working anymore?

Usually, the cause of malfunctioning lights is the rechargeable battery. Sometimes, the batteries may not charge or hold power. Our best advice is to replace the rechargeable battery with a regular one, and you will immediately find out why your solar lamp is not working. Occasionally, the solar panel may be at fault, but this is very rare.

For more details, see our maintenance guide.

How to recharge a solar lamp without sunlight?

Solar modules continue to absorb solar energy even on cloudy days or through a window. So you can recharge your solar lights without direct sunlight. However, the brightness will be lower, and the duration will be shorter.

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