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June 20, 2024
Utilizing the gift that just keeps on giving, solar lighting harnesses the sun’s energy to provide light even after sun goes down. Advancements in technology have evolved solar lights from a novel-but-dim idea to a practical and easy addition to your outdoor lighting. This Earth Day, learn why outdoor solar lighting is an excellent choice to update your landscaping and keep your solar lights bright with these tips.
Like LED bulbs, solar lighting will significantly decrease the strain on your wallet in terms of energy costs since the lights use very little energy to illuminate. Solar lights can also reduce the strain of your back. Since every solar light stores energy collected by the panels into a battery for later use, that means outdoor solar lights are wire-free and simple to install. There is no wiring to hide or bury and no high-level electrical knowledge to obtain or contractor to call. In terms of landscape lighting, the average homeowner can easily arrange lights however they want without having to worry about things like how to get a wire underneath their concrete driveway. You can also avoid hard-to-reach electrical connections to your home or business. When the power goes out, your outdoor lighting will stay on, maintaining your safety and security. Today’s solar lights are able to better conceal the solar panel while providing a brighter and efficient light source. They also come in a variety of decorative styles for your backyard.
Solar lights don’t really need much maintenance. As long as you inspect them for damage and clean the panels a few times a year, your lights could last for 10 years without replacements. Desert or high pollen areas may need to clean the fixtures a little more often. A dirty solar panel, covered in dust and debris, can cost you 15 to 25% in energy production. Luckily, solar panels are easy clean with a few tips:
Are you ready to let sunshine in your yard? Contact our team of lighting experts to cut the cables and get started on cost-savings with solar wall sconces, pathway lights, and lamp posts for your landscape lighting.
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