- How long does it stay lit after dark?
- It depends on how much direct sun the panel gets. On a full sunny day expect several hours of light; in shade or overcast weather it dims sooner or may not come on.
- Does it need direct sunlight to charge?
- Yes, the solar panel needs direct sun for a good charge. Placing it under a roof overhang or in shade will noticeably cut run time.
- Can I use it indoors?
- It can be mounted indoors, but the solar panel still needs sunlight to charge, so it only makes sense near a sunny window or outdoors.
- How many light modes does it have?
- It has 8 modes, covering steady colors and color-changing patterns. You cycle through them with the control on the unit.
- Is it fully waterproof?
- It is described as weather-resistant and waterproof for outdoor use. Heavy pooling water or prolonged submersion is still best avoided.
- Can I connect more than one length?
- Each rope light runs on its own solar panel, so lengths are not designed to link into one run. Plan separate panels for longer spans.
- Where is the Bell + Howell Bionic Color Changing Solar LED Rope Light cheapest?
- At Home Depot, for $17.99, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Bell + Howell Bionic Color Changing Solar LED Rope Light?
- Rated 3.8 out of 5 from 182 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Bell + Howell Bionic Color Changing Solar LED Rope Light?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including eBay, Home Depot, Target, Sears.
