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The AVEKI Solar Pond Spotlights feature dual adjustable LED heads with a total of 12 LEDs, providing bright and efficient lighting for outdoor spaces. With an IP68 waterproof rating, these solar-powered lights are perfect for illuminating ponds, fountains, and gardens, ensuring durability and performance in any weather. Easy to install and backed by a 1-year warranty, they offer both style and functionality for modern outdoor living.
Brand | AVEKI |
Color | Warm White |
Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
Style | Modern |
Light fixture form | Spotlight |
Room Type | Outdoor |
Product Dimensions | 5"L x 2"W x 9"H |
Specific Uses For Product | Garden, Landscape |
Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Outdoor |
Power Source | Solar Powered |
Installation Type | 半嵌入式安装 |
Special Feature | Waterproof |
Control Method | Remote |
Light Source Type | LED |
Shade Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene |
Number of Light Sources | 6 |
Voltage | 1.2 Volts |
Theme | Modern |
Light Color | Warm White |
Shape | rectangular prism |
Included Components | led lamp holder, solar panel, ground insertion pole |
Embellishment | Crystal |
Warranty Type | Limited |
Lighting Method | LED |
Specification Met | IP68 |
Item Weight | 0.62 Kilograms |
Number of Items | 1 |
Wattage | 1 watts |
Unit Count | 1 Count |
Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |
Brightness | 200 lumen |
Mounting Type | Floor Mount |
Shade Color | White |
Fixture Type | Non Removable |
Assembly Required | Yes |
Manufacturer | AVEKI |
UPC | 886353620016 886353620023 |
Model Name | Solar Pond Spotlights |
Part Number | AK-JGD |
Item Weight | 1.37 pounds |
Item model number | AK-HGD |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Special Features | Waterproof |
Plug Format | A- US style |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
L**I
Works well
Works exactly as promised. The light is not as warm as I had hoped but is bright
S**S
Beautiful addition to my pond.
I have stock tank ponds approx 2ft x 6ft and 3ft x 8ft. both are about 2ft deep. I put a set in each. Could have done with 3 lights in the bigger one, but it's a beautiful touch to light the water up. Lovely to watch the swimming fish shadows on the underside of the lily pads. And the bubbles where the water cascades in are bright sparkles. Gives a whole new life to the night time pond. No problems with leaking (I made sure the light covers were tight and not cracked). Fantastic to have the water lit up without plugging anything in.
D**E
Decent, solar-powered submersible fountain lights.
The media could not be loaded. The Good:Quick and easy to assemble and install.After a sunny day's charge, the lights stay on all night.They are brighter than I expected; a single light would have been enough for the fountain I put them in.The lights are small enough to be fairly unobtrusive during the day, even in a little fountain as shown in the pictures. I didn't feel like unplugging and dismantling the fountain to conceal the wire to the solar panel. The fountain gets shut down every winter and returned to service every spring; the wire is a small enough gauge to share the same opening as the pump's power cord, so it will look more polished next spring.The Bad:Like many similar items, the mounting spike is relatively flimsy, so be careful if you are installing the panel in hard ground, like clay or gravel, or if you need to push it through weed matting.Occasionally, the dusk to dawn function fails and the lights stay on during the day. I have had these since mid-July and it has happened twice (or at least I have noticed it twice) so far; once at the beginning of August and once at the end of August. The 'fix' was turning it off, briefly unplugging the lights from the panel, then plug them back in and turn on. I did not notice any environmental conditions that might 'fool' the sensor on either day.Final thoughts:I removed a star due to the two relatively minor issues above. However, they look nice for the price I paid, they work as expected the vast majority of the time, and I would most likely buy them again if I need another set.
J**H
Nice underwater lights.
Nice lights, no leaks. Only takes about 5-6 hours of sunlight to keep these working all night. They kick on themselves at dark and stay on til dawn. People have had issues with leaking. My recommendation is to unscrew the lense cap and inspect for cracks or any damage. Be careful to screw them back on without cross threading. You could smear a little RTV silicon, non hardening permatex or use a wrap of teflon tape to ensure a nice waterproof seal. Would buy again.
D**.
Quit working after a month
Product worked great for a few weeks but quit working after a month, blue charging light is illuminated on solar panel but lights do not come on at all, took into a darkened room to test and still nothing. Sent message to customer service and no response.
M**Y
Not bright
Barely any light produced.
D**
Quality
They feel very well made, I love the color changing lights and I have them in water fountains. The only concern is that the solar panel was turned on upon opening the package and I worry about the battery life because of it.
K**H
Love it
Works great
A**
Muy mala calidad
Los compre por segundavez, y salieron muy malos. El cargador solar no funciona prende la luz muy suave y se apaga a los 10 minutos. Despues de un mes que fallaron no los puede cambiar. Yo recomiendo no comprarlos
D**E
Need full sun all day and short cable between lights
After a bad experience with another brand, I've found these lights to be good - they're a white light and comfortably bright. However, we've found that they're only lit for a few hours into the night (about two, maybe three). We purchased them in winter and they're in shade from our house until early afternoon, so it may be that they need to be in full sunlight all day to remain lit for a much longer period. For comparison, another brand of solar garden light that we have remains lit all night in winter - I hope that as we get warmer weather and brighter sunlight the pond lights will at least be lit until midnight.Also note that the cable between the lights is quite short. If you want the lights separated within your pond and need to hide the cable behind rocks, you have very little cable to work with.UPDATE: February 2023. The lights aren't remaining lit for any more than two hours and the batteries aren't replaceable. The panel has visibly deteriorated too.
U**X
Actualización tras menos de un año
SE LES METE EL AGUA A LA CELDA Y SE MOJA LA BATERÍA= DEJAN DE FUNCIONAR. NO LOS RECOMIENDOOriginal: Me gustaron mucho, las ocupo en una fuente y se ven muy bien, aunque me gustaría una opción de tres focos en lugar de dos. La carga es buena aunque no he visto si dura toda la noche
P**L
Other uses, my intended purpose was not for a pond
I have a a small decorative cement pagoda on my porch which I wanted to light it up at night. I searched for some kind of solar light source with a separate solar panel that I could place in the sun light as the porch is shaded for most of the day. This seemed like a good option because of the size of the lights fit inside the pagoda and adjustable positions made aiming the light perfect. If I could change one thing I would make the cord distance between the two lights longer for better placing of the second light
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