Costco has for its
Members:
Tommy Bahama Outdoor Solar Lights for the prices listed below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor
powerfuldoppler for sharing this deal.
Available:
Features:
- 5-Pack Tommy Bahama Square Solar Bollard Lights
- Crafted in weatherproof metal construction
- Warm white LED bulb per light
- Crystalline solar panel
- 20 Lumens per light head
- Graphite Black finish
- Up to 8 hours on a nightly charge
- Rechargeable batteries are included
- Automatic on/off
- Ground stakes are included
- 6-Pack Tommy Bahama Solar Pathway Lights
- 30 Lumens per light
- Warm White LED bulb never needs replacement
- Up to 8 hours on a nightly charge
- Crafted in durable die-cast aluminum & stainless steel
- Powder coated in a beautiful Graphite Black finish
- Rechargeable batteries included
Leave a Comment
Top Comments
. And in the southern sun, nothing lasts anyway, from patio umbrellas to paint on cars. So disposable is easier to swap out
74 Comments
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
. And in the southern sun, nothing lasts anyway, from patio umbrellas to paint on cars. So disposable is easier to swap out
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Harbor-B...5015729241
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Yes, the pathway lights are 14500 lfp, the bollards are any AA rechargeable, thanks
feedback: so far both the bollards and the pathway lights are working well, last whole night... bollards are a little higher color temp and whiter, and are also significantly dimmer than the pathway lights... bollards are good for minimal light so you dont fall on your face, more for backyard & decorative...
re: temperature... im in phx, these are crazy hot at 95 degrees... i cant imagine the internals will survive when its 160+ direct sunlight in august
There's also no way for you to easily top them up when you get them, so you're stuck in a pattern of the batteries operating at minimal efficiency.
There are tons of ways to improve them, depending on how much you want to tinker. Some have removable batteries that are easy to swap.
What would be ideal would be one that lets you plug in a cheap battery bank via USB. That way, you can use whatever capacity you want and also charge it more reliably.
Leave a Comment