These delightful outdoor colour changing butterfly lights cannot fail to please especially as they are solar powered. This versatile 5.8m string of 20 energy saving LEDs with butterfly covers automatically illuminates during darkness fror 6 hours. Powered by a separate solar panel allowing maximum flexibility for the lights themselves to be positioned in shady areas.

A convenient and eco friendly way to add light to any outdoor space including sheds gazebos garages barns and greenhousesIncludes remote control to operateIncludes solar panel and waterproof lightCompact and easy to installWaterproof light can be used inside or outside - mounts anywhereMounting kit includes fixing screws and sticky pad3 metre cable between solar panel and lightAuto off after 20 minutes to conserve energyProvides up to 6 hours illumination when fully charged10 energy-saving bright white LEDsReplaceable rechargeable Ni-MH batteriesCharges in natural lightNo operating costs

Attractive natural slate solar powered lighting for your garden. Durable and resillient can be used to illuminate plants and shrubbery or to support small objects. Waterproof and fully rechargeable via accessible solar panel unit. Features inlcude: Up to 8 hours of light Energy saving white LED No wiring simply install and enjoy No operating costsThis item includes UK delivery. It can't be shipped outside of the UK at present. Please Note - due to the popularity of Smart Solar products delivery of this product may take up to 14 days.

The reliable and eco friendly way to provide bright light and ensure security around the house and garden.Twin 5 white LED lamps with PIR (passive infra-red) motion sensorHinged mounting bracket allows lamps to be positioned on the corner of a fence or wall if requiredEach individual lamp can be swivelled up or down and from side to sideIlluminates for 30 secs when PIR detects movements Over 500 operations when fully chargedReplaceable rechargeable battery packPanel can be used remotely (5m : 15ft cable) or clipped into mounting bracketNo operating costs