Allium Starburst LED Solar Outdoor Light Stake

These glorious starburst Allium head-style garden stake lights will provide a simple and striking display in your garden, or outdoor space.

The lights are on a stake, simply push the stake into the ground or a sturdy plant pot.

Create a stunning evening display by using the lights in groups of 3 or 5 lights. Or make an amazing entrance by using the lights to line a pathway or courtyard.

Available is the Set of 5 Alliums Stake Lights at a reduced price of the single equivalent.

When turned on, the light comes on automatically at dusk and switches off 6 hours later.

Suitable for use outdoor, please note we recommend that the lights are mainly used in the Spring/Summer seasons, see below in technical specification for more information.

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Batteries Included	built in rechargeable
Battery Type	built in rechargeable
Bulb(s) Included	Yes
Bulb Colour	Warm
Bulb Type	LED
Colour	Black
IP Rating	IP44
Materials	Copper wire
Number of Bulbs	90
Power Source	Solar
Timer Function	6 hours on, 18 hours off

Gently open and unfold the copper wires into the shape of an allium/starburst head.

Single AA Nickel rechargeable battery with 600mAh and 1.2V

Please note to get the best performance from your lights please follow these instructions:

We recommend that the lights are mainly used in the Spring/Summer season.

As with all solar items the solar panel needs to be kept clean. If over time it becomes dirty, clean the panel with a soft kitchen scouring pad and gently remove any dirt and clean with a soft cloth.

The battery is rechargeable and over time will need to be replaced. Simply unscrew the panel and remove the battery and replace with a new rechargeable battery.

NB:

The lights will still work in the Autumn/Winter but they may seem weaker and may only light up for a couple of hours. This is because the performance all depends upon the amount of DIRECT SUNLIGHT the solar panel receives.

When placing the stakes in the garden it is vital to ensure the solar panels are exposed to direct sunlight with no shadow. The solar panel needs to be angled to face the sun position. This will alter during the winter months when the sun is lower than during the summer. During the winter months the panel needs to face due south at an angle of about 16 degrees but in the summer the panel needs to be tilted to face the sun at an angle of 65 degrees. This image gives you an ideal of the perfect location for the solar panel: