Solar Lights

Solar lights gather the sun's energy during the day and store it in batteries to be converted into light at night. They turn on and off automatically. When it starts to get dark the specially designed circuitry turns the light on and it stays on until the battery is discharged or daylight reappears. Solar lights must have sun during the day to charge the batteries. The length of time that the lights stay on at night are in direct proportion to the amount of sun exposure during the day. Very simply, the better the sun exposure during the day the longer the lights stay on at night.