Solar String Lights Outdoor - Model No: SSL-200-MC

The Solar String Lights SSL-200-MC offer a captivating lighting experience with 200 LEDs spread across 72 feet of copper wire. These lights are designed for outdoor use, providing both functionality and festive charm with multiple lighting modes and a durable waterproof design.
 
Specifications:
Type: Solar Decoration Lights
Model No: SSL-200-MC
LED Quantity: 200 LEDs
Length: 72 feet (22 meters) total
Lead Length: 2 meters
Lamp Spacing: 0.1 meters
Solar Panel: 2V 200mA
Battery: Ni-MH AA 1800mAh
Color: Warm White
Material: Copper Wire
Waterproof Rating: IP65
Charging Time: 6-8 hours
Backup Time: 8-12 hours
Modes: 8 lighting modes including steady and flashing options
Product Weight: 450 grams
 
Product Features:
Versatile Lighting Modes: Offers 8 different lighting modes, including steady and flashing options, to suit various occasions and preferences.
Solar-Powered: Equipped with a 2V solar panel and a Ni-MH AA 1800mAh battery, these lights charge during the day and illuminate at night without the need for external power sources.
Durable and Weather-Resistant: The IP65 waterproof rating ensures these lights can withstand various weather conditions, making them ideal for outdoor decorations.
Flexible Copper Wire: The copper wire design allows for easy shaping and wrapping around trees, fences, and other outdoor structures, enhancing your garden or patio with a warm white glow.
Energy Efficient: Solar power ensures that these lights are cost-effective and environmentally friendly, reducing electricity usage.
 
Package Contents:
4 x 72FT Solar String Lights (each with 200 LEDs)
4 x Solar Panels with Stakes
4 x User Manuals
 
Warranty:
12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects.
 
Important Information:
Optimal Performance: Place the solar panel in a location that receives direct sunlight for at least 6-8 hours daily to ensure full charging and optimal light output.
Maintenance: Regularly clean the solar panel and copper wire to maintain brightness and efficiency.
Testing: To test the lights, cover the solar panel with a non-transparent object to simulate darkness and verify that the lights activate.