Comments on: No More wiring With Solar Deck Lights http://www.outdoor-solar-lights.com/solar-lights-blog/no-more-wiring-with-solar-deck-lights/ Solar Lights, a simple yet effective solution Mon, 22 Aug 2011 22:07:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 By: carol geyer http://www.outdoor-solar-lights.com/solar-lights-blog/no-more-wiring-with-solar-deck-lights/comment-page-1/#comment-15 carol geyer Mon, 22 Jun 2009 00:40:33 +0000 http://www.outdoor-solar-lights.com/solar-lights-blog/?p=333#comment-15 Our condo building is southern exposure with full sun light. We are in Boston and have a large roof deck, over 2.000 sq. ft. we have some hard one hard wired electrical light near the door and the two steps. The roof deck gets a great deal of light from the city buildings and very few people use the deck after dusk. However, we want to ensure the safety of the few who do, but would like to save energy, labor and expense and go green. One idea was to install floor lightening on the deck using 23 low voltage lights. This requires wiring and since the deck is fully exposed to the elements a concern about water damage, costs and durability. Please share ideas also we don't want to attrack bugs, but the We would like to be able to manually turn the solar lights off. Safety, ambiance and durability and costs and being environmentally sensitive are our main concerns. Thanks, Our condo building is southern exposure with full sun light. We are in Boston and have a large roof deck, over 2.000 sq. ft. we have some hard one hard wired electrical light near the door and the two steps. The roof deck gets a great deal of light from the city buildings and very few people use the deck after dusk.

However, we want to ensure the safety of the few who do, but would like to save energy, labor and expense and go green.

One idea was to install floor lightening on the deck using 23 low voltage lights. This requires wiring and since the deck is fully exposed to the elements a concern about water damage, costs and durability.

Please share ideas also we don’t want to attrack bugs, but the

We would like to be able to manually turn the solar lights off.

Safety, ambiance and durability and costs and being environmentally sensitive are our main concerns.

Thanks,

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