20 Bee LED Solar Fairy Lights
Our 20 buzzy honey bees introduce a
- 1.9m of lights, 3m lead cable
- (H) 4 x (W) 3.5cm
- Solar powered
You can expect up to 6 hours of shine time from a full day's charge during spring and summer months. Setting up your solar lights couldn't be simpler, there are 3 metres of clear cable to the solar panel, allowing you to pop the ground stake in a super sunny position. The panel has an integrated light sensor which automatically illuminates the little bees as darkness falls. You may find that with shorter winter days your solar lights donât illuminate as they do in summer. We recommend storing your solar lights during the winter months and bringing them back out as the weather improves in spring.
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20 Bee LED Solar Fairy Lights
Our 20 buzzy honey bees introduce a
- 1.9m of lights, 3m lead cable
- (H) 4 x (W) 3.5cm
- Solar powered
You can expect up to 6 hours of shine time from a full day's charge during spring and summer months. Setting up your solar lights couldn't be simpler, there are 3 metres of clear cable to the solar panel, allowing you to pop the ground stake in a super sunny position. The panel has an integrated light sensor which automatically illuminates the little bees as darkness falls. You may find that with shorter winter days your solar lights donât illuminate as they do in summer. We recommend storing your solar lights during the winter months and bringing them back out as the weather improves in spring.
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Our 20 buzzy honey bees introduce a
- 1.9m of lights, 3m lead cable
- (H) 4 x (W) 3.5cm
- Solar powered
You can expect up to 6 hours of shine time from a full day's charge during spring and summer months. Setting up your solar lights couldn't be simpler, there are 3 metres of clear cable to the solar panel, allowing you to pop the ground stake in a super sunny position. The panel has an integrated light sensor which automatically illuminates the little bees as darkness falls. You may find that with shorter winter days your solar lights donât illuminate as they do in summer. We recommend storing your solar lights during the winter months and bringing them back out as the weather improves in spring.
