Entac Garden solar lamp LED butterfly 77 cm

Colourful solar lamp for decorative lighting in your garden. This solar lamp has a built-in dimming sensor - as soon as it gets dark, it starts to glow with a weak, colour-changing light. The light automatically gradually transitions between the red, green and blue parts of the spectrum and transitional shades such as. turquoise, purple and more. The light intensity is low, it does not dazzle, it is an ideal decorative exterior lighting. This solar lamp has a unique design. It has a very long leg on which a solar panel is placed in the upper half. The panel can be tilted towards the leg so that in its final position it is at either a 90° or 0° angle with the leg. So you can set it to get as much sunlight as possible. The LED light is placed on the tip of the leg on which you put the butterfly. The diode shines upwards and partly sideways with gradually changing colours of the RGB spectrum. The light spreads and refracts beautifully on the body of the moth. The butterfly is made of hard clear plastic, which is not as fragile as glass.

Practical solar lamp

This solar lamp is IP44 rated, so it is fully suitable for normal outdoor use in your garden. The leg of the lamp is made of stainless steel, the spike is made of black plastic. It can be pierced deep enough to be stable while still fulfilling its purpose - decorative lighting of its surroundings. The light source is an energy-saving RGB LED with coloured light.
Use:
Installation? None at all! It is a self-sufficient light source with a built-in 200 mAh Ni-MH solar battery located in the lamp body, which will illuminate outdoor spaces without the need to run electricity wires through the garden. After unpacking the parcel, you simply insert the 3 parts of the leg into each other, slide the butterfly on top of it and then stick the solar lamp in the chosen place. Before first use, the switch on the underside of the solar panel must be turned on. The solar lamp is seemingly idle during the day, but is actually charging. It needs 8 hours of sunlight to fully charge. Once it gets dark, the lamp lights up by itself, no need to set or switch on anything. In total, a fully charged led light will last up to 6 hours, depending on the time of year and weather. On the bottom of the solar panel you will find a switch. If you don't want the solar lamp to light up at night, just switch it off.
Warning:
It is a solar charged luminaire that needs sunlight to charge. It is therefore necessary to take into account that during short winter days, if it is cloudy all the time, it will only charge minimally and will only last for a short time.
Height:
77 cm
Wingspan:
9cm
Length of butterfly:
9cm