GreenLighting 70' Solar Powered Holiday String Lights w/ 200 LED's (White)
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<li>FESTIVE - Get in the holiday spirit and let your house stand out from the rest. Whether it's Christmas, Halloween, or 4th of July, you can find the perfect set of colors to have all your neighbors envious of your beautifully decorated yard. Find your perfect pattern by switching from a steady to strobe mode with the press of a button.</li>
<li>SOLAR POWERED - These stake lights utilize the free natural power of the sun to operate. An amorphous solar panel absorbs light during the day and recharges the 1200mAh Ni-Mh AA battery (included) for use in the dark eliminating your need to swap out batteries or install a costly outdoor power system.</li>
<li>APPLICATION - Placement options are endless when adding a touch of light to your yard! Install them on your gazebo, deck railing, or stairs to light the way.</li>
<li>INSTALLATION & USE - Have you ever begun to install something just to realize that you need to go buy additional parts? GreenLighting has you covered by including plastic stakes and AA Ni-MH batteries for each stake light. No tools or external wiring is required resulting in a quick and simple installation process that requires little to no maintenance after installing.</li>
<li>PRODUCT DIMENSIONS - Measures 70 feet long with 6' 10" of wire from the solar panel to light strand</li>
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