- Easy to set up and maintain
- LED lights charge by day
- Runs up to 8 hours
- Requires 1 AAA battery (not included)
- 50 bulbs per net, stretches to 45 x 36"
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Solar-powered light net creates a dazzling display during the holidays without wires or extension cords. Easy to set up and maintain. Simply wrap shrub and you're done! LED lights charge by day and turn on/off automatically when the sun rises and sets (runs up to 8 hours). Requires 1 AAA battery (not included). 50 bulbs per net, stretches to 45 x 36".
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34 of 34 people found the following review helpful
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These lights are performing way better than I expected- both in brightness and duration. With a good day's sun, and an 8pm dusk when they automatically come on, they're still running at dawn!
The description mentions requiring a battery, not included; however this is wrong- it is included, and is the 600mAh accumulator battery that stores the charge. And being a standard NiCd pencell, would easily be replaced once its charge cycles were exhausted.
The description mentions requiring a battery, not included; however this is wrong- it is included, and is the 600mAh accumulator battery that stores the charge. And being a standard NiCd pencell, would easily be replaced once its charge cycles were exhausted.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
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I wanted these for camping i should have bought 4 sets! these are amazing! where we camp at its extremely dark and these light will light up the table quite fine. i was surprised i thought i would have had to wait 6 hours to get a good charge from these, but after three hours they works bright as could be also they come with a rechargeable battery but if you have no sun you can put a regular AA battery in there it works the same
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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I these lights last no longer than 3 hours. They have been up for 4 days and I am not getting better results as the batteries have days to charge in the sun. The do however last a whooping 1 hours longer than their string version cousin who crap out on me after only 2 hours. I am completely disappointed with them and recommended anyone consider buying these to save your $20... These will most likely just end up in a landfill. Very Sad
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Not pleased with outcome
I had poor performance with both of my Solor Net Lights order. I neither recommend or not these solar lights because it could have been my particular order. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Marilyn E. White
My lights did not work
I received the set of lights for a horse parade and thank goodness I had some from previous years. The ones I bought did not work =(
Published 5 months ago by monica
WOW! Surprising
Pleasantly surprised! I was skeptical at first but these do just what they say. They are not bright white but a nice blue, they are a net - not strands and easy to install on... Read more
Published 5 months ago by N'Awlins Y'all
Great product
These lights really work. I have put them on a hedge and it adds a soft twinkle to the backyard. Best thing is they do not run up my elelctric bill.
Published 11 months ago by katie
Way Smaller Than You Think
The description says that it stretches to 45 x 36". In reality, it looks like it is covering maybe 24 x 24. Read more
Published 17 months ago by Liz
it only lasts 20 minutes
If your looking to waste you money this is the right product. It never lasts for more then 20 minutes with a very low glow. Read more
Published on December 19, 2009 by N. Bailey
Not impressed
I bought three sets. One never worked at all. They don't stay on more than a couple hours after dark. What I disliked the most was that the lights look blue, not white. Read more
Published on December 8, 2009 by gretch1
EXTREMELY DISAPPOINTING
I purchased several sets of these solar lights in December 2009 to supplement our Christmas display in front of the house. Read more
Published on December 7, 2009 by W. Cherubino
Christmas lights
These solar Christmas lights worked better than we expected. In northern California they did get some sunlight and whether the lights lit up at all, and for how long definitely... Read more
Published on January 26, 2009 by S. Sebastian
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