Solar lights can be used for nearly anything. While solar string lights can be used to create a warm atmosphere, a solar spotlight can be used to illuminate your walkway, flag, and so much more. Today, solar lighting is used for both security and practical purposes.

No, solar panels do not need direct sunlight to work. Although they charge much more efficiently in direct sunlight, most solar panels can generate partial electricity with ambient light.

Yes, solar lights are still able to charge their batteries on cloudy days. While sunny days provide for more efficient charging, indirect sunlight on cloudy days can still be harnessed from solar panels.

Yes, although sunlight is the strongest source of energy, small solar panels can absorb the energy from most light sources to charge their batteries.  However, we always recommend using direct sunlight to charge our products.

Yes, most solar lights are designed to operate without any maintenance and can be left on full time. Included photocells can seamlessly activate and deactivate solar lights at dusk and dawn.

If you’d like your light to conserve battery and only shine when necessary, a

solar motion sensor light can both welcome you home and deter unwanted guests with automatic illumination.

Yes, most high-quality solar products are weatherproof, designed to withstand harsh rain, wind, and snow conditions.

Of course, to maximize the lifespan of your solar lights, we recommend preventing damage if possible by bringing your products inside during the winter or expected storms.

Converting your outdoor electrical lights to solar begins with an audit! Simply take note of all of your fixtures and replace them with their solar-powered counterparts. With the variety of products on the market today, it has never been easier to convert.

Yes, solar is almost always worth it in any capacity. With the free energy of the sun, solar-powered products can enhance your life with sustainable electricity solutions.