Im building a workshop in the garden and thought these would be a nice addition. Scroll down to find the £6 off, dont know how long the deal will last so be quick. Thanks
Higher Power Efficiency: high power efficiency, the energy conversion rate can be up to 14%.
Light Sensor: integrated light sensor, it will automatically turn on in darkness or at night, and turn off when in daytime or bright area.
Long Working Time: with 4pcs LEDs its brightness is up to 40lm, built-in 400mAh rechargeable battery, it only needs 6-8 hours to be fully charged and can last for 8-10 hours working time.
Protection Design: external waterproof switch, instead of pinhole switch, makes operation easily, IP65 waterproofness and stainless steel material make it suitable for outdoor use. It can effectively isolate the water and mist.
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HasnainMajeed
13 Sep 17#30
i will expire this
choc1969
13 Sep 17#27
Looks like promotion has ended :cry:
HasnainMajeed to choc1969
13 Sep 17#28
its £4off now
asgharbilal123
13 Sep 17#26
Are they stainless steel?
HasnainMajeed to asgharbilal123
13 Sep 17#29
i think so
Bargainz999
12 Sep 17#23
Thanks Dave.
Jonnyblock
12 Sep 17#17
So long they last and don't die after 3 months like the ones from the pound shop/homebase etc.
HasnainMajeed to Jonnyblock
12 Sep 17#18
True
MonkeysUncle
12 Sep 17#11
I got some of these when they were 10p in b&m. They are very bright, to the point where they hurt your eyes. Time will tell how they last.
HasnainMajeed to MonkeysUncle
12 Sep 17#16
wow what a bargain
Dave_dave69 to MonkeysUncle
12 Sep 17#19
Christ how close do you stand looking into them?
HasnainMajeed to Dave_dave69
12 Sep 17#21
lol
dkingdom
12 Sep 17#10
£15.99 Prime now
phoenix72 to dkingdom
12 Sep 17#12
not if you go via the Promotion Option under the price, knocking £6 off
HasnainMajeed to dkingdom
12 Sep 17#13
Click on promotions on the item page
Bargainz999
12 Sep 17#9
Can these be planted in lawn? Also can the pir detection be disabled, so that they are constantly on like a path?
Dave_dave69 to Bargainz999
12 Sep 17#20
Planted is probably the wrong word - yes you can stick them in your lawn. I suppose you could stick black tape over the PIR sensor to fool it into thinking it is dark all the time.
HasnainMajeed to Dave_dave69
12 Sep 17#22
Good idea with the tape, but wouldnt it drain the batteries
Dave_dave69 to HasnainMajeed
12 Sep 17#24
The PIR sensor will be separate from the solar cell that charges the batteries. But yes - it will be always on and draining the batteries.
as above, just ordered 3 sets, only cost me £20 as i also had some credit, worth a punt - reviews are fairly good and those who have issued have been compensated, refunded or replacements sent
HasnainMajeed to phoenix72
12 Sep 17#6
Youre right with prime items refunds are no hassle and they look decent
phoenix72 to HasnainMajeed
12 Sep 17#8
decided I needed a few more, total of 16 lights - will see how they are
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