Macupon Solar Powered Lights Motion Sensor Garden Light with Rotatable Dual Head Dim Mode for Garden Yard Path Stairways Patio

• Easy to Install: No extra battery or electricity wire needed. 2 mode: Highlight and dim mode.
• Solar Powered: Use amorphous silicon solar panels, get fully charged within 6-8 hours in sunshine for lighting in night.
• Telescope design: Dual head, Each head with 7 ultra-bright LEDs, each spotlight can be rotated 90¡ã to the side and 180¡ã up and down.
• Waterproof & durable: Though this Motion Activated Light is waterproof, we don¡¯t recommend you soak it in water. It is deal for driveway, path, yard etc.
• Build-in PIR motion sensor device: Turn on promptly in dark when motion is detected, and turn off thinly when no motion is detected after 15s. Detection range between 5-7 meters at a 120 degree angle, and the mounted height should be 1.8 to 2.5 meters (6-8 feet) for maximum detection range.

Compared to those traditional solar lights, this motion sensor spotlight is telescope design, with dual-head Spotlight. Each head with 7 ultra-bright LEDs, each solar spotlight can be rotated 90° to the side and 180° up and down, so the light shines right where you want it to. 

Specifications:  
Solar panel: Amorphous silicon solar panel 5V / 0.3 ~ 0.4W (10.9 * 8.3 cm) 
Battery: 1 * 3.2V / 400mAh / Li Fe PO4 battery 
Light type: LED 
Light Source: 14PCS LED (7pcs * white LED each lamp) (keep 15 sec. With around 40 LUM brightness for each time of activation) 
Power source: Solar 
Number of LED: 14 
Charging time: 6-8 hours 
Waterproof level: IP44 
Main material: Plastic 
Color: Black 
Switch: On/Off 
Weight: 365g 

Package: 
1 * Solar wall light
2 * Expansion pillar-hinge
2 * Screws 
1 * User manual 

Warm tips:
1. Please be sure the yard light is installed in a well-lit location where the solar panel can get maximum sunlight during the day, and keep your garden light is fully charged with 6-8H at first time use. In winter sunlight, especial in North countries, it may take longer time to fully change the device, and this is very normal for solar products.
2. Confirm the switch is under "on" status so that the light could be charged normally and auto turn on at night.
3. The spotlight won't light up in bright place.

How to Choose the Right Outdoor Solar Lights

Learn about different types of outdoor solar lights, where to use them and why you might want to avoid the bargain bin

Using solar lighting outdoors can be a lifesaver when outdoor outlets are not available. But do solar-powered lights really work? How do they measure up to hardwired electric lights? And what if your yard is shady or you live somewhere that rarely sees the sun? Here’s the full scoop on choosing and using solar-powered lights in your yard.

How solar lighting works. 
Photovoltaic cells absorb sunlight during the day to charge the batteries, which then light the bulb at night. Because solar lights are powered by the sun, they must be placed in an area that receives full sun — ideally eight or more hours per day.

What if you don’t have direct sun?  
If you are putting solar lights in your desert yard in Tucscon or Palm Springs, they are sure to operate at maximum strength — but what if you live in Seattle or simply have a heavily shaded yard? It’s not quite as simple, but you can still have solar-powered lights, even in a fully shaded area. A solar or landscape lighting pro can help position a remote photovoltaic panel on your roof or in a sunnier area of your yard, which can then be wired to the lights in the shady area. 

If there simply isn’t much sunlight to be gathered, even on the roof (for example, you live somewhere like Seattle or Portland), the solar lights will still work, but they won’t shine as brightly or for as long each evening.

Types of Solar Lights
Solar path lights. These are small solar lights on stakes, which can be pushed into the ground alongside a walkway to softly illuminate the path at night. They are not as bright as electric path lights, so plan to use more (up to twice as many) to light your path with roughly the same glow as electric.

 
Where to use solar path lights.Solar path lights are ideal for illuminating walkways far from exterior outlets, and can provide an enchanting glow along winding garden paths.
 
Ambient and decorative solar lights. Decorative solar lights, including colorful blown glass, decorative lanterns and string lights, are not as bright as solar path lights. However, used in multiples or alongside path lights and spotlights, they can provide a warm ambient glow. 

 Where to use ambient solar lights. Place a few handblown glass solar lights on stakes in your garden beds for soft landscape lighting. Or hang solar string lights, like the charming mason jar lights shown here, over an outdoor dining table for a welcoming touch at your next gathering.   

Solar-powered spotlights. The brightest solar lights available are called task lights or spotlights, and the best ones can provide light that’s roughly equivalent to a 40-watt incandescent bulb. That is still not as bright as a typical outdoor spotlight, so you may want to double or triple up in areas where you want bright, direct light.

Where to use solar spotlights. Motion-sensing solar spotlights can be used near doors and in the driveway. Spotlights can also be placed in the garden, with the beam of light directed at a tree or another landscape feature.

Pay attention to the hue. Since most solar-powered lights today use LED bulbs, the light they emit is bright white. If you want the look of incandescent bulbs, look for solar lights with tinted covers — they may be labeled “amber” or “soft white.”

You get what you pay for. The brightness of a solar light depends on the brightness of the sun and the amount of daylight it is exposed to — but it also depends on the quality of the photovoltaic cells and the size of the LED bulb. Higher-quality photovoltaic cells and larger LED bulbs tend to cost more, so to a certain extent, the higher-priced solar lights do tend to shine more brightly. 

Sorce from houzz.com. 

C6 Waterproof Shower Speaker Review & Giveaway!

The era we live in is one I would definitely consider the 'modern age'. With everything from smart phones, to smart TVs, to electric vehicles, we are surrounded by technology that makes our lives that much easier. Yet of all the devices out there, my favorite so far have been the Bluetooth speakers thanks to their convenience and portability. But what happens when you want to take that convenience with you literally everywhere - like say, the shower? That's where the C6 Waterproof Shower Bluetooth Speaker from EliveBuy comes in!

The C6 Waterproof Bluetooth Shower Speaker is designed to let you do a lot more than just play music. You can connect to two devices at the same time allowing you to listen to music from one device, then cut to an incoming call from your phone. Plus, the internal microphone supports voice dialing and redialing so you can answer, transfer, reject, or end a call directly from the speaker! The best part is, the speaker is waterproof and features a suction cup and utility clip making it ideal for the shower, bathtub, or while outdoors!

With the C6 Waterproof Bluetooth Shower Speaker, you'll never have to worry about getting out of the shower to change songs or adjust the volume, or get out of the shower to take a call! For more information about the C6 Waterproof Bluetooth Speaker, and other great products from Elivebuy®, please feel free to visit their website. You can also stay current by following them on Facebook and Twitter.

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