Solar Lights - Solar E-Clips - Box of 28 LED Light set | 
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| Brand: Solar E-Clips
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $150.00
New (19) from $150.00
MPN: SEC-28
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Designed for Use in Shaded Areas - Mark Edge of Driveways | | • | Light Pathways Over 70' long with NO ELECTRIC BILL! | | • | Easy to Install - Accent Trees, Shrubs, Gazebos & Fencing | | • | Illuminate Docks & Beaches - Clip to Eavestroughs on Roofs | | • | Insert into Retaining Walls - Light Steps & Ramps for Safety |
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Product Description
Solar e-Clips is a revolutionary concept in outdoor solar lighting. It can be used along driveways, patios, pathways, planting beds, steps, cottages, docks, as seasonal lights, fence accents, and more. The ingenius e-Clips are designed to clip securely on to Snapedge paver restraint, Edge-Scape, eaves troughs, coiled garden edging, wood fencing or simply spike directly into the ground. The system operates using a remotely placed solar powered rock, that blends seamlessly into the landscape, turning the lights on and off automatically at dusk and dawn. Solar e-Clips is available in 14 and 28 light sets that can literally be installed in minutes. They give you the power to illuminate your space without harming your environment. Our patented solar rock powers the entire strand of 14 or 28 lights, allowing you to place them in areas where the sun doesnt reach. The solar panel stores the suns energy during daylight hours, blending in flawlessly with your landscape. A photo cell turns your lights on and off automatically at dusk and dawn. Available in 14 & 28 lights per set. A burn time of up to 8 hours per charge. Durable construction for long lasting performance. No bulb filaments to burn out & replace. Solar rock blends flawlessly into landscape. Flashing option included. Maximum length of lighted section approx. 35 & 73. Lights may be placed from 2 to 32 apart. Overall total length 50 & 88 (includes 15 unlighted section for convenient positioning of rock).
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