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    • Choose lower-output pathway lights for a soft decorative glow, brighter spotlights or wall lights for trees and wider areas, and motion-sensor models for entrances, garages, and security-focused locations.
    • For best performance, place the solar panel where it can receive about 6–8 hours of direct sunlight each day. Avoid heavy shade, overhanging plants, and strong nearby lights that may affect the night sensor.
    • Runtime varies by model, brightness setting, battery capacity, season, and weather. Many lights in this collection are designed for about 8–12 hours after a full sunny-day charge, while cloudy or winter days may shorten runtime.
    • As a starting point, place pathway lights about 3–6 feet apart and close enough to the path edge to guide footsteps. Test the layout after dark, then adjust spacing for the fixture’s brightness and beam pattern.
    • Many models are rated IP65 or IPX5 for outdoor rain and light snow, but ratings vary by product. Check the individual product specifications, avoid submerging the lights, and keep solar panels clear of snow and debris.
    • Most models use dusk-to-dawn sensors, so they charge during the day and turn on automatically after dark. Some wall and security lights also include motion-sensor modes; check the product page for the available operating modes.
    • Wipe the solar panel regularly with a soft damp cloth, remove leaves and dirt, keep the panel exposed to sunlight, and make sure the switch is set to ON. Replace rechargeable batteries only with the type specified for that model.