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Solar Floating Pool Lights, 5.9'' Glow In The Dark Warm White Pool Lights That Float, 2-In-1 Design Float Or Insert Solar Globe
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Vendor: Lenone
Type: landscape-lighting
Sku: WBLSDB0D63GTJYT
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- No EU import duties.
- Ships within 1-2 business days.
- Ships in our fully recyclable and biodegradable signature boxes.
- International orders will incur shipping fees, which are calculated at checkout. International delivery typically takes 8-12 business days.
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Solar Floating Pool Lights, 5.9'' Glow In The Dark Warm White Pool Lights That Float, 2-In-1 Design Float Or Insert Solar Globe
$26.97
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How do the solar floating pool lights work? A: The solar floating pool lights operate using solar energy. They have a solar cell hidden under a clear cover that charges the lights when exposed to direct sunlight. Once charged, they automatically turn on at dusk and provide a warm white glow throughout the night.
- Q: Are the solar pool lights waterproof? A: Yes, the solar floating pool lights are rated IP68 for waterproofing, meaning they are fully resistant to water, making them durable for use in rain or snow without any issues.
- Q: Can I use these lights in my garden or patio? A: Absolutely! These solar lights have a 2-in-1 design, allowing them to float in water or be placed on the ground or inserted into the soil, making them versatile for gardens, patios, and pool areas.
- Q: What lighting modes do the solar pool lights offer? A: The solar floating pool lights feature three different lighting modes: fading, flashing, and steady lights. You can easily switch between them using the buttons located on the bottom of the lights.
- Q: How long does it take to charge the solar lights? A: The solar floating pool lights require about 8 to 10 hours of direct sunlight to fully charge. Once charged, they are designed to illuminate for several hours at night.