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Outdoor Solar Fairy Lights – Warm White | 4 lengths, up to 300 LED
Outdoor Solar Fairy Lights – Warm White | 4 lengths, up to 300 LED
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Solar Fairy Lights – Warm White | 4 lengths, up to 300 LED
The garden doesn't really start until the sun goes down.
Warm white LEDs powered entirely by daylight. No power point to find, no extension cords running across the lawn, no timer to set. The panel charges through the day and the lights come on by themselves at dusk.
Choose your length
| Length | LEDs | Covers |
|---|---|---|
| 7.5m | 50 | A single small tree, a doorway, a balcony rail |
| 12.1m | 100 | A veranda run, a hedge, one side of a courtyard |
| 22.1m | 200 | A pergola canopy, a full fence line, a mature tree |
| 32.3m | 300 | A large yard, multiple runs, deep canopy over a dining area |
Each length includes a 2m lead from the solar panel to the first LED, so the panel can sit in the sun while the lights sit where you want them. Bulbs are spaced roughly 10cm apart across every size — the strands get longer, not sparser.
Specifications
| Lengths | 7.5m, 12.1m, 22.1m, 32.3m (total, including 2m lead) |
| LEDs | 50 / 100 / 200 / 300, warm white |
| Spacing | ~10cm between bulbs |
| Power | Solar panel, no mains connection |
| Runtime | Up to 10 hours from a full charge |
| Modes | 8 — steady, fade, twinkle, flash and others |
| Cable | Matte black, UV-stabilised |
Not sure which length?
Most people underestimate. Wrapping a tree trunk eats far more than it looks — a 2m trunk spiralled at a hand's width between passes will take close to 12m on its own. A pergola crossed back and forth needs the 22.1m at minimum. If you're between two sizes, take the longer one; the excess coils neatly at the panel and you'll want it next season anyway.
Where they go
Along the veranda rail. Wound up a tree trunk. Zigzagged over the pergola so you're eating dinner under them. Doubled back along a fence line for a denser wall of light. Strands can be clustered together for a heavier canopy effect over a dining area.
How they run
The panel sits wherever it gets the most direct sun and connects to the first LED by the 2m lead, so it can be tucked out of view. A small control box on the panel holds the on/off switch and cycles through the eight modes. On a good summer's day of charging, expect them to run right through the evening.
Made for the weather here
The cable is UV-stabilised, which matters more than it sounds — cheap fairy light cable goes brittle and chalky after one Australian summer. Rated for continuous outdoor use through heat, rain and humidity.
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