Garden decoration light

Transform Your Garden into a Fairy Tale

Introduce a touch of magic to your outdoor spaces with our Solar Mason Jar Light. This charming lantern harnesses solar energy to power its warm LED lights, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Designed to resemble a jar filled with fireflies, it adds a whimsical flair to gardens, patios, and camping sites alike.

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✨ Key Features

• Solar-Powered Efficiency: Equipped with a 2V 100mA solar panel and a 1.2V 600mAh AA NiMH rechargeable battery, it charges during the day and automatically illuminates at night, providing 8-10 hours of light after 6-8 hours of charging.​

• Weather-Resistant Design: With an IP65 waterproof rating, this lantern is built to withstand various weather conditions, ensuring durability and longevity.​

• Whimsical Aesthetics: The firefly-shaped LED lights and fairy tale-inspired design create a captivating visual effect, enhancing the ambiance of any outdoor setting.​

• Easy Installation: No wiring required. Simply place it in a sunny spot to charge and enjoy the automatic lighting at dusk.​

• Versatile Use: Perfect for decorating gardens, patios, pathways, or for use during camping trips and outdoor gatherings.​

📦 What’s Included

• 1 x Solar Mason Jar Light​

❓ FAQs

How does the solar light operate?
The built-in light sensor ensures the LED lights automatically turn on at dusk and off at dawn, provided the switch is turned on during installation.​

Is the light suitable for all weather conditions?
Yes, with its IP65 waterproof rating, it’s designed to function reliably in various weather conditions, including rain and snow.​

Can I use it for events or special occasions?
Absolutely! Its unique design and warm lighting make it an excellent choice for adding a magical touch to weddings, parties, and other outdoor gatherings.​

What maintenance is required?
Minimal maintenance is needed. Ensure the solar panel is placed in direct sunlight for optimal charging, and occasionally wipe it clean to remove any debris or dirt.​