Dog Solar Lights & Chimes

“Solar light” is the generic term for all lighting fixtures that can be powered solely by solar energy, making them independent of the power grid. Their functions are diverse and differ, for example, in terms of how bright they shine, the color of light they emit, or the design of their lampshade.

Pathway and Utility Lights:

These solar lights are used in dark corners, on driveways, or as house numbers to provide orientation light in darkness. In addition to a less bright continuous light, they are often equipped with a very bright LED, and possibly a PIR sensor that activates the light when motion is detected in its vicinity. The shape of pathway and utility lights depends on their purpose, but usually, they illuminate not only individual spots but also the entire surrounding area evenly.

Floodlights and Spotlights:

Floodlights and spotlights are the brightest among solar lights, allowing them to illuminate individual objects or create strong light accents. To cast a lot of light onto a defined point without losses, floodlights and spotlights are often equipped with a very powerful LED and their lamp heads are fitted with a light-conducting shield.

Decorative Lights:

Decorative lights are the romantics among solar lights, whose main task is to create a cozy atmosphere with light and shadow. They require less luminosity, and their light colors are often warm white or colorful. Fascinating light and shadow play is created by decorated or perforated lamp bodies, with some LEDs flickering like real candles. Decorative lights are available for the ground, for hanging, as table lighting, or even as floating decoration for the garden pond.