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Xmcosy+ Solar Outdoor Lights 15 Lm Led Garden Lights With 2-Tone Black & Grey, Seeded Glass Pathway Lights, Ip65 Waterproof Solar Powered For Yard Landscape Walkway Driveway (4 Packs, Warm White)
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Vendor: Xmcosy+
Type: Outdoor Lighting
Sku: WBLSDB0D425R6V8
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Xmcosy+ Solar Outdoor Lights 15 Lm Led Garden Lights With 2-Tone Black & Grey, Seeded Glass Pathway Lights, Ip65 Waterproof Solar Powered For Yard Landscape Walkway Driveway (4 Packs, Warm White)
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: How bright are the XMCOSY+ Solar Outdoor Lights? A: The XMCOSY+ Solar Outdoor Lights emit a brightness of 15 lumens, providing a warm white light that effectively illuminates your garden, pathway, or driveway.
- Q: Are these solar lights waterproof? A: Yes, these solar lights have an IP65 waterproof rating, making them suitable for outdoor use and able to withstand various weather conditions.
- Q: How long do the lights last on a full charge? A: Once fully charged, the solar lights can last for 8-10 hours of continuous illumination during the night, depending on the amount of sunlight received during the day.
- Q: What materials are used in the construction of these solar lights? A: The XMCOSY+ Solar Outdoor Lights feature a durable combination of stainless steel, ABS plastic, and a unique bubble glass lens that enhances light transmittance.
- Q: How do I install the solar lights? A: The installation is straightforward and requires no additional tools. Simply assemble the three parts and insert the stakes into the ground under direct sunlight to begin using them.