- How tall is it, and how much of that is above ground?
- It stands about 37.8 inches overall, with a 4.49-inch square footprint. Most of that height is the stake and post, so the light sits high for a pathway fixture.
- Does it need wiring or an outlet?
- No. It is battery-powered and charged by its own solar panel, so you just push the stake into soil or mulch in a spot that gets sun.
- How many lights come in a pack?
- One. Each pack is a single lamp with one bulb, so a long walkway needs multiple units.
- Will it stay lit through the night?
- Runtime depends on how much direct sun the panel receives. In full sun it should run for several hours after dusk; in heavy shade or short winter days, expect less.
- Is it safe in rain and snow?
- It is made for outdoor use, but the listing gives no formal weather rating. In areas with hard freezes, many owners bring solar path lights indoors for winter to protect the battery.
- Can I replace the bulb or battery?
- It uses one bulb, and solar path lights of this type usually have a small rechargeable cell behind the lens. Check the fixture for an access cover before buying if replacement matters to you.
- Where is the Techko Outdoor Solar LED Pathway Light cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $29.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Techko Outdoor Solar LED Pathway Light?
- 5 stores we checked sell it, including Best Buy, The Home Depot, Lowe's, Tractor Supply Co, Kohl's.