Solar Carp Stake Light The solar powered stake light is a fun, sustainable and beautiful accent for outdoor decoration and lighting for your Garden, Lawn, Patio, Yard and so on. Easy Assembly and Installation, just connect the CARP with the stakes, turn on the light and insert the stake into the soil. Introductions Charge by day; Illuminate at night The solar panel recharges the battery by converting sunlight during daytime.At night, the lights will be turned on automatically. Light Duration Charging Time: 6-8 hours (when getting enough sunlight)Working time: up to 8 hours after fully charged Duration of light depends on solar product's level of sunshine exposure, geographical locations, weather conditions and hours of sunlight. Easy to Use No wiring necessaryNo hassle installationNo extra toolsNo extra purchases needed! Specifications Easy Assembly Connect the THREE stakes with the bottom of the trout base.Secure the pieces together by twisting the stakes clockwise. Continue to tighten until three pieces are firmly secure. Battery Compartment Solar panel: 1 x polycrystalline 40*40mm (2V/80MA)Battery: Includes 1 x Ni-Mh AA 1.2V/600mAh rechargeable batterySwitch: on/off slide switch More Details Material: metal, plastic Led color: 1 x warm white ledLuminous flux: 7 lumens Power source: solar powered Waterproof Grade: IP44 Item size: 10.23 x 1.38 x 38.58 inchesItem weight: 0.65 lbs Precautions for Use Please note that the light is designed for outdoor use only and to work in the dark. Press the power switch from "OFF" into the "ON" position so that the battery can be charged. ("OFF" position means the lights are compeletely turned off and can't be charged.)Put the product in a sunny place and keep the solar panel clean.Make sure that the solar panel is well exposed to the sun. Keep the product away from bright lights or street lights as these could interfere with the light sensor. If the product does not light up on first use, it could be due to low battery as they can sometimes run out during storage and shipment. To recharge, leave the solar panel in direct sunlight for 1~2 days.