Solar Powered 420 LED Fairy Light $29.5 Shipped (50% off) @ Lightsup Online Store

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AssociatedPLightsup on 04/06/2020 - 11:57 lightsuponline.com.au (325 clicks)
Last edited 04/06/2020 - 12:57 by 1 other user

50%420FAIRY

420 LED Fairy Light | 3 colors option - Solar Powered
Use code '50%420FAIRY' to get 50% off + FREE Shipping.

Warm White: https://www.lightsuponline.com.au/products/100led-or-420led-…
White: https://www.lightsuponline.com.au/products/copy-of-warmwhite…
Multi-colour: https://www.lightsuponline.com.au/products/copy-of-white-led…

Feature:
10cm Between Two LEDs
Lead Wire Length: 2M
Light Length: 41.9M
Total Length 43.9M
Power Source: Solar
Modes: Steady / Flashing
LED Colour: Warm White |White| Multi-colour
Cable Colour: Dark Green
Battery: AA 3.7V/800mAh
For Indoor and Outdoor Use

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  LuckyDrew on 04/06/2020 - 11:59

  +2

  Tell ‘em how much, son.

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    AssociatedLightsup @ Lightsup Online on 04/06/2020 - 12:14

    The lights have different variants you can choose.

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    PukeyLuke on 05/06/2020 - 13:31

    +1

    Click on the "Size" dropdown list on the right hand side, you then have the choice of 100 or 420 LED lights.

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  txc88 on 04/06/2020 - 12:08

  +2

  I think it's this one:
  https://www.lightsuponline.com.au/products/100led-or-420led-…

  $59 before discount

  Can confirm the code works, brings it down to $29.50

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  Ezekiel2320 on 05/06/2020 - 13:32

  +1

  Solar lights, eww.

  Please don't buy landfill like this

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  PukeyLuke on 05/06/2020 - 13:46

  +2

  If you buy the LED lights with the rechargeable AA installed, you'll find that they're rated at a mere 600mah, this is a tiny "fuel tank"!!
  It's usually quite easy to replace this battery for any other rechargeable battery usually just unscrewing the back panel,
  most common brands are over 2,000mah such as Varta, Coles, Eneloop, Duracell etc. This will triple the time your lights stay on (after a sunny day) during the night. As the small solar panel can easily charge this battery over 10 hours. I have several solar lights and I always replace the original battery whenever possible. The larger 420 LED lights appear to have an 18650 battery rated at 800mah, these batteries are often soldered in place, but if not they are also easy to replace with a Samsung, LG or Panasonic battery of at least 2,500mah. You can just take off the back cover and have a look, if it seems simple then replace it, if it looks difficult then there's no harm done and you can just replace the back cover and continue with the cheap battery that the seller has cheaped out on to keep the costs down.