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FlinQ Solar Lamp Atlas 2-Pack
Original price was: 39.99.14.99Current price is: 14.99.
Works on solar energy
With intelligent sensor
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Description
Good lighting on and around exterior walls is now indispensable. On one hand, it’s very cozy; you naturally want to create some ambient light around your house in the summer. On the other hand, the light is very useful – it makes you feel safer and allows you to keep an eye on certain areas around the house. With the FlinQ Solar Lamp Atlas, you immediately get two outdoor solar-powered lamps that are eager to provide some light in the dark.
These lamps are charged by the sun during the day and then provide 8-10 hours of light when it gets dark. With a light angle of 120 degrees (the light shines up and down), this lamp creates illumination over a large area.
The Solar Lamps Atlas come standard with an intelligent light sensor. This means that the lamps can remain in the ON status and will automatically turn on when it gets dark. This way, no energy is wasted, and enough converted solar power remains for lighting in the evening.
The lamps come with standard mounting materials, allowing you to easily hang them in the desired location around your house.
Advantages
– Solar lamp 2-pack, for lighting two spots around the house
– Light angle at top and bottom of the lamp
– Solar-powered lamps, no battery or charger needed
– With intelligent sensor for sustainable use
– Includes mounting materials for easy installation
Additional information
| Dimensions | 7.5 x 3.5 x 10.6 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 95 grams |
| Light angle | 120 degrees |
| Light color | 3000K warm white |
| Waterproof | IP44 |
| Usage time | 8 – 10 hours |
| LED | HP LED SMD high power 5630 LED (3x) |
Swipe for all available parts FlinQ solar lamps – how do they actually work?
Our FlinQ solar lamps are equipped with a built-in solar panel that converts sunlight into electricity during the day. This energy is stored in a battery in the lamp, allowing it to automatically light up in the evening – no cables, no outlet needed.
Sunlight is really necessary
A solar lamp needs direct sunlight to charge properly. The more and stronger the sun shines, the fuller the battery gets and the longer the lamp can shine in the dark. On a clear summer day, the lamp charges much better than on a gray, cloudy day.
Less effective in winter
In autumn and winter, the sun is:
– less strong
– present for a shorter time
– more often covered by clouds
As a result, solar lamps can noticeably work less effectively in winter. They shine for a shorter time, less brightly, or sometimes not at all. If there is little to no sun for an extended period (for example, during days of heavy cloud cover or rainy weather), the battery may not charge sufficiently, and the lamp may not turn on at all in the evening.
Tip for the best results
– Always place the solar lamp in a location where the solar panel receives maximum sunlight (preferably not under a roof, tree, or balcony).
– Keep the solar panel clean so that it can capture light effectively.
The time it takes for a solar lamp to charge depends on various factors, such as the type of lamp, the amount of sunlight, and the battery capacity. Generally, it takes about 6 to 8 hours to fully charge a FlinQ solar lamp. Keep in mind that during the winter months, a solar lamp charges slower and less effectively than during the summer months. The number of daylight hours is significantly less in winter compared to summer months.
During the winter months, the days are much shorter and the sun’s power is significantly weaker. As a result, the lamps charge slower than in the summer months.
No, FlinQ solar lamps have a battery that cannot be replaced.
Depending on the internal battery and the type of solar panel, a FlinQ solar lamp can last up to 32 hours on a full battery. The placement of the lamp, as well as the intensity of the sun in combination with the number of sun hours in a day, determine how long a solar lamp can burn. When installing, make sure the lamp gets enough sunlight during the day.
