Solar Fireworks Lights Outdoor – 60 to 420 LED Solar Garden Fairy Lights with 8 Modes, Waterproof Copper Wire Sparkler Lights for Garden, Patio, Yard, Pathway & Holiday Decoration

Solar Fireworks Lights – LED Outdoor Garden Fairy Lights with 8 Modes

Transform your outdoor space into a magical display with these stunning solar-powered fireworks fairy lights. Featuring flexible copper wire, bright LED beads, and 8 customizable lighting modes, they create a breathtaking starburst, flower, or spiral effect – all powered entirely by the sun.

Key Features

• 8 Lighting Modes: Choose from flashing, steady, fading, and more – controlled by a single button for easy customization
• Flexible Copper Wire: Shape into any design – starburst, heart, flower, spiral, or sphere – for a truly personalized display
• Multiple LED Options: Available in 60, 200, 300, and 420 LED counts to suit any space size
• Solar Powered & Auto On/Off: Built-in solar panel charges in 4–6 hours of sunlight; automatically turns on at dusk and off at dawn
• High-Capacity Battery: 1.2V / 600mAh rechargeable AA battery provides 8–10 hours of illumination per charge
• Waterproof & Durable: Weather-resistant construction withstands rain and storms for year-round outdoor use
• No Wiring Needed: Each light has its own solar panel – simply stake into the ground and enjoy
• Available in Sets of 1 or 2: Single or twin-pack options for flexible coverage

Specifications

Ideal Use Scenarios

• Garden & Yard: Create a magical nighttime garden display along flower beds or borders
• Patio & Balcony: Add ambiance to outdoor entertaining areas
• Pathway & Driveway: Line walkways with sparkling fireworks-style lights
• Holiday Decor: Perfect for Christmas, Halloween, Thanksgiving, New Year’s, and more
• Planters & Playhouses: Customize kids’ spaces with colorful, safe solar lighting

Usage Tips

• Peel off the protective film from the solar panel before first use
• Place panel in direct sunlight for 6–8 hours on first charge
• Ensure no external light sources (e.g., street lamps) interfere with the light sensor