Cast a Magical Glow with Ornate Solar Garden Art

Transform your outdoor space into an enchanting retreat with the Rayvia Ornate Metal Solar Garden Stake Light. This stunning, self-powered fixture effortlessly adds warm, inviting illumination to pathways, flowerbeds, and patios. Enjoy automatic, energy-efficient solar garden lighting and a touch of artistic elegance, creating a captivating ambiance every evening without any wiring or complex setup.

Key Benefits

• Solar-Powered Operation: Charges by day and automatically illuminates at dusk, offering hassle-free, eco-friendly outdoor lighting with no electricity costs or complicated wiring.
• Elegant Ornate Metal Design: The intricate, leaf-inspired metalwork and ART DECO style provides a unique decorative accent, enhancing your garden's aesthetic even before the sun sets.
• Cracked Glass Globe: Features a mesmerizing cracked glass sphere that diffuses the warm white LED light beautifully, creating a sparkling, soft glow across your landscape.
• IP65 Water Resistance: Engineered for durability, this garden stake light withstands various weather conditions, ensuring reliable performance year-round in your outdoor environment.
• Effortless Installation: Simply stake the light directly into the ground wherever you desire illumination, allowing for quick setup and flexible placement in gardens, walkways, or borders.

Specifications

• Material: Metal, Cracked Glass, ABS
• Dimensions: Please refer to images for details
  
• Voltage: 1.2 V
• Light Source: LED (Integrated)
• LED Power: 0.5 W
• Emitting Color: Warm White
• Power Source: Integrated Solar Panel
• Battery Type: Rechargeable 600mAh Battery
• Working Time: 6–8 hours after full charge
• Charging Time: 6-8 hours
• Water Resistance: IP65
• Installation Type: Ground Placement

FAQs

Q: How does the solar light turn on and off?
A: It automatically charges during the day and illuminates at dusk, then turns off at dawn or when the battery is depleted.

Q: Does the light require direct sunlight to charge effectively?
A: The integrated solar panel should receive 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily.