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Today's Solar lights are much more than the gadgets they used to be just few years ago.
At the time they were available only in very limited shapes, were
kind of bulky and it was not easy to find good quality products.
Solar products where rare and quite expensive.
Today you can find them at almost any garden shop or supermarket.
Solar powered lights are available in numerous designs and endless applications are possible, for home users as well as professionals.
From simply enhancing the look of your garden at night to lighting parkings, airports, runways, flag poles or streets the easy way, every scenario is possible.
Solar outdoor lights are definitely an interesting option; not only for saving purposes.
Sure, you will save on your electricity bill, but you'll also contribute to a cleaner environment.
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I accidentally met my first solar powered lights
20 years ago:
At the beginning I was just curious about
alternative energy like solar power and wind power but it soon
became a necessity:
I was living in a country where war was raging, no electricity
and no fuel to run power generators.
I was in desperate need for energy and the sun came to my rescue!
I survived the war, my love for these little wonders is intact and I'm still amazed at how solar lights work and are easy to set up.
Solar energy technology has since matured. Low consumption ultra bright LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes) have
replaced incandescent light bulbs, solar panels and batteries are
much more efficient.
LED bulbs can last anything from 8 to 10 years and the rechargeable batteries will need replacement every 2 or 3 years.
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