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At Solar Lamp®, our goal is to make our customers happy. This means offering a wide selection of high-quality solar lights at an affordable price.

Which Solar Lamp is Right for Your Garden?

There are solar lights for every style and preference, allowing you to create the perfect outdoor space.

Solar LED Path Lights: Ideal for illuminating and decorating pathways in your garden. These lights are easy to install with their ground stakes or can be placed on a flat surface.

Solar Garden Wall Lights: Perfect for brightening up dark areas around your home or garden. These wall lights often come with motion sensors for energy efficiency. Explore our range of wall lights.

Solar Garden Lamp Posts: Easy to install, these lamp posts are great for lighting up a seating area or terrace. They come in various sizes and power levels to suit your outdoor style.

Solar LED Fairy Lights: Create a festive and inviting atmosphere in your garden all year round. We offer a variety of fairy lights, string lights, Moroccan-style lanterns, and copper wire lights.

Solar Animal Lights: Add a touch of whimsy to your garden with our range of animal-shaped solar lights. They not only look adorable but can also help keep pests away from your yard.

Solar Garden Lanterns: These LED lanterns provide gentle, ambient lighting for your garden and can also double as night lights. Discover our wide selection of lanterns for a joyful outdoor space.

How Do Solar Lights Work?

Solar lights use photovoltaic cells to convert sunlight into electrical energy, which is stored in batteries and powers the light at night. To maximize performance, solar lights should be placed in an area that receives at least 8-10 hours of direct sunlight each day.

Living in a Rainy Region?

Even in cloudy or winter weather, you can still use solar lights. We offer models with separate solar panels connected by a wire, allowing you to position the panel in an area that receives more sunlight. If you live in a particularly rainy or winter region, your solar lights may still work but may be less powerful.

Why Isn’t My Solar Light Working?

The most common reason for solar light malfunction is the battery. Sometimes, the batteries do not charge or hold power properly. A quick tip is to replace the solar battery with a regular one to determine if the issue lies with the battery or solar panel.

For more information, refer to our maintenance guide.

How to Charge Solar Lights without Sunlight?

Solar panels can still absorb solar energy even in cloudy or indirect light conditions. However, the light may be less intense and the duration may be shorter.

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If you have any further questions about solar lights or our website, please visit our Help Center. You can also contact us via email or Messenger for a quick response.

Customer Support Hours: Monday to Friday, 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm (excluding holidays).