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XLUX Solar Lights for Steps Decks Pathway Yard Stairs Fences, LED lamp, Rainproof, Black Metal Housing, 6 Pack
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XLUX Solar Lights for Steps Decks Pathway Yard Features
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Non-Glaring Warm White Light: Not super bright, but it provides enough illumination to see decks, steps, fences, pathways, etc. Whether used as ambient light or accent light, it is an excellent choice. In addition, its simple lines and unobtrusive design can better blend into your garden.
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Auto ON/OFF: Install the lights outdoors where they can receive direct sunlight, then keep the switch in the “AUTO” position, and they will automatically turn on at dusk every day. NOT motion-activated.
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Metal Housing, Sturdy Design: The stainless steel housing is more reinforced and durable, whereas most solar lights on the market have plastic shells. With a premium mono-crystalline silicon solar panel and low self-discharging Ni-MH battery, these solar lights will work very well even after exposure to scorching sun and storms.
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Installation: These lights can be mounted with screws (included) or mounted with outdoor double-sided tape (not included). Some users also use outdoor Velcro strips with adhesive for installation. You can choose the above installation methods according to your actual situation.
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Usage Precautions: 1. It is recommended that you measure the size of the object to be installed before purchasing to avoid size mismatches, especially for users who plan to install the lights on fence posts. We have detailed the length, width, height, and distance between the screw holes of the product in the pictures. 2. The switch of this light is a push button, not a toggle switch. 3. The installation location of the light should be able to receive at least four hours of direct sunlight.
