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    • Use pathway lights for navigation, decorative lights for ambiance, wall lights for entrances, spotlights for trees, and motion or flood lights for security.
    • Aim for about 6–8 hours of direct sunlight. Separate panels are useful when the fixture location is shaded.
    • Plan by zones—entry, driveway, steps, path, patio, fence, and landscape—and overlap safety lighting where dark gaps are hazardous.
    • Runtime depends on battery size, brightness, mode, motion activity, season, and weather. Product-specific runtime is the best guide.
    • Warm white is welcoming, neutral white balances comfort and visibility, cool white improves contrast, and RGB or flame effects are decorative.
    • Many are outdoor-rated, but IP ratings and materials differ. Keep them above standing water and clear panels of snow and debris.
    • Clean panels and lenses, trim plants, inspect mounts and seals, test sensors, and reposition panels as seasonal sun angles change.