An unusual solar LED garden lamp in the shape of a rabbit reading a book. Excellent decorative element. The lamp is powered by solar energy, which uses a solar panel to charge the built-in rechargeable battery. The device starts automatically when night falls (it has been equipped with a dusk sensor), and a full battery charge is enough for up to 8 hours of continuous operation. The lamp has an LED emitting white light. The strong tip allows reliable and quick installation of the lamp in the ground, while the waterproof housing guarantees trouble-free use regardless of weather conditions.
Product features:- Unusual shape of the lamp - a rabbit reading a book!
- It is powered by solar energy from a polycrystalline panel (which charges the built-in rechargeable battery).
- The built-in rechargeable battery is charged by sunlight during the day. The energy reserve allows the lamp to operate for a long time at night. A fully charged battery allows the lamp to shine continuously from 6 to even 8 hours.
- It is perfect for lighting gardens, paths or stairs. Thanks to the solar panel, the lamp does not require constant battery change, it is practically maintenance-free!
- The LED used provides backlight in neutral white.
- Equipped with an automatic twilight switch (dusk sensor).
- No need to run electrical wires to the lamp.
- Very easy installation - just stick the lamp tip into the ground.
- The lamp is resistant to changing weather conditions. It has a waterproof housing.
- Material: Plastic
- Battery powered by polycrystalline solar panel
- Replaceable battery: 1.2V / 250mAh / Ni-MH
- Power: 2W
- LED: 1x LED
- Light color: neutral white
- Dusk sensor (automatic lamp start after dusk)
- Gradual brightening and dimming of the lamp depending on the degree of blackout.
- Built-in additional on/off switch (ON/OFF)
- Working time: up to 6-8 hours (depends on the degree of battery charge by the solar panel)
- Protection class: IP67
- Total height (with handle): 43 cm
- Height (rabbit): 15 cm
- Color: As the picture
- Package: cardboard box