- How long do these lights stay on at night?
- Run time depends on the day's sun and the battery's charge. Expect a few hours after a full sunny day, and less after cloudy weather or in shade.
- Do I need direct sunlight for the panel?
- Yes. The panel needs several hours of direct sun to charge the battery. In shade or under an eave, output drops sharply.
- Are they safe in rain?
- They are made for outdoor use, so light rain is fine. Keep the solar panel angled and clear of standing water, and check the cable connections after storms.
- Can I connect more than one set?
- Each set has its own solar panel and battery, so they run independently. You can hang several sets side by side, but they do not link into one circuit.
- What comes in the box?
- You get the LED string with its water-drop bulbs, a solar panel with a stake or mount, and the rechargeable battery built in. Check the panel cable length against where you plan to hang the lights.
- How do they compare with plug-in fairy lights?
- Plug-in strings are brighter and run all night, but need an outlet and outdoor-rated wiring. These are easier to place and free to run, at the cost of brightness and reliability.
- Where is the Sola 1.2-Pack 30 LED Solar Water Drop String Lights cheapest?
- At Tanga, for $12.99, as of our latest check.