Solar powered landscape lighting is a solution to consider for any gardening enthusiast. Solar powered landscape lighting is a substantial step forward in modern landscaping, since solar lighting eliminates one of the major disadvantages of the regular landscape lighting - long, bulky and unsightly wires.
Solar powered landscape lighting is cost-effective and environmentally friendly, due to that it uses natural solar energy to operate.
No lighting wires in your garden means three main things: children in your garden will not get an electric shock, animals in the garden will not damage the wires as well as such wireless units will be very easy to set up and to relocate in the future.
So why does solar powered landscape lighting become more and more popular each day?
1. Solar powered landscape lighting has no boundaries in choosing the design of your landscape lighting. Solar powered landscape lighting units include floodlights, spotlights, flashlights, garden lights, step lighting, wall lights, hanging path lighting, deck lighting, tube lights, light strings lantern lights, and even amazing floating pool lighting.
2. Solar powered landscape lighting is made from various materials for you to choose from: stainless steel, plastic, copper, copper finish, bronze, black metal, and chrome coated units.
3. Solar powered landscape lighting comes in a wide variety of decorative lights, such as stone lights, crackle glass globes, mosaic orbs, gazing balls, color changing lights, hummingbirds, butterflies, fireflies, dragonflies, mushrooms, flower lights (tulips, lilies) etc.
Solar powered landscape lighting does not need any electric to operate. Each unit consists of three parts: light emitting diodes, rechargeable batteries and a solar panel. Solar energy is accumulated in the solar panels, charging the battery and further producing the light through light emitting diodes. Solar powered landscape lighting will produce over 14 hours of light after being charged throughout a sunny day. The solar powered landscape lighting units will also shine in the evening after an overcast day. However, since they did not get fully charged, they will be capable of operating fewer hours after the sun goes down. Solar powered landscape lighting is functional and completely autonomous.
Solar powered landscape lighting is designed for the night-time illumination of the garden, it is ideal for decorative landscape lighting of the garden stairs, paths, alpine slides, flower beds, pools and other landscape areas. Such lighting can be installed in any location where there is enough sunlight to charge the battery. Many models have special brackets to place them on walls. With the onset of night, the light will automatically go on until dawn, and in the morning it will turn off, shifting to the charging mode. An integrated switch allows you to easily turn off your landscape lighting.
Solar powered landscape lighting does not require any maintenance. Such lighting will never burn out, and it does not need regular electricity to shine. Solar powered landscape lighting will eliminate the need of paying for landscape work, since the homeowner can easily set up solar powered landscape lighting on his/her own. There is absolutely no need for wiring, just mount the units wherever you want, whether on the ground, on the walls or on the polls. If you set up your lighting in the beginning of the day, you will see it start shining the same evening. This type of lighting will serve a homeowner for more than 10 years, as well as it is capable of withstanding very cold and very warm temperatures. Solar powered landscape lighting is stylish and autonomous lighting, capable of creating a special beautiful ambiance in any garden.
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About the author: John Monsholi can help you find the perfect solar lighting system. He knows a lot about solar powered landscape lighting and solar garden lights .
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