If you are not using your solar lights for an extended period of time, store them in a cool, dry place to prevent damage to the battery or light fixture. Just bright enough that you notice them and just dim enough that they don’t annoy the bag next door. Excellent lights, really straightforward to position and a nice bright light well in to the early hours. One struggles as it is close to a street light, but otherwise perfect They look fantastic and you would never think they were solar. Even at this time of year on a north facing drive they are working well and go well on into the early hours. However, the degree of weather resistance can vary depending on the quality of the solar light and the materials used. It’s important to look for solar lights that are rated for outdoor use and have a high IP rating (Ingress Protection rating) to ensure they are suitable for your specific weather conditions. Despite most being weather resistant, during extreme weather, it is a good idea to protect your lights by putting them away. For example, a string of fairy lights might be fine during a rainstorm in the summer, but they may be damaged during high winds in a winter storm.

Up and down wall lights are a contemporary choice for exterior door lighting, with a sleek fitting that emits light from the top to the bottom of the light to illuminate your wall. Supplied complete with their fixings and fitting instructions for easy installation, our water-resistant lights are simple to install. Additionally, choosing high-quality solar lights with a larger battery capacity and more efficient solar panels can also help extend their lifespan and ensure they provide effective and efficient lighting for many years. When selecting solar lights for use in coastal areas, it’s important to look for lights that are specifically rated for this environment and have a high level of weather resistance. This can help ensure that the lights will be able to withstand the harsh conditions and continue to function properly for many years. Bought four solar Paverlights, extremely impressed so far. Easy to install, took minutes, with long runtime and good lighting. Would recommend these to anyone.

We are very happy with the lights. We bought one for each of our gateposts and installed them 'portrait' - they look great and mark the position of the gateway adequately. Recommended. The product was excellent and once the patios are finished we will be looking again at the solarcentre range

Solar power technology has advanced significantly in recent years, and as a result, a wide variety of lighting styles can now be powered by solar energy. Here are some of the most common styles of lighting that can be solar-powered: Solar lights are designed for outdoor use and are not recommended for indoor use. This is because solar lights require direct sunlight to charge their batteries and operate properly. If they are used indoors, they may not receive enough sunlight to fully charge the battery, resulting in dim or inconsistent lighting. We fitted 12 Paverlights last year and they were excellent apart from one which failed. The rain had got into the light and the inside was rusted and corroded - but Solarcentre replaced it. Fitting the replacement was really easy.If the solar light is not holding a charge or is not as bright as it used to be, the battery may need to be replaced. Refer to the manufacturer’s recommendations for the type of battery to use and how to replace it. Only been in use for a couple of weeks, and they don't stay on for very long after dark at this time of year (as I'd expect). Seem good quality too. Will probably get some more as we only got a pair to try out.