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Solar lights · No power point needed

Solar Lights

Let the Queensland sun do the work — solar fairy strings in sizes like 100, 500 and 1,000 LEDs, net lights, garden sprays and dual solar/USB sets for the cloudy weeks.

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Christmas lights the Queensland sun pays for

Solar is the no-fuss way to light the outside of the house — no extension leads through the window, no power bill creep. The fairy strings include 100-LED sets, 500-LED tubs and a 1,000-LED set stretching nearly 70 metres, with colours including warm white, cool white, multicolour and a red-white-green Christmas mix.

Nets, sprays and dual-power sets

Solar net lights (150, 250 and 1,200-LED sets) drape straight over hedges and shrubs for maximum coverage with minimum ladder time. Garden sprays come in a 20-pack to line a path or driveway, and the dual solar/USB fairy sets (300 LEDs, warm or multicolour) give you a plug-in backup for the inevitable cloudy week.

Getting the best from solar

Park the panel where it gets full sun for most of the day — north-facing and clear of shade is the sweet spot. Brisbane summers give solar lights a long charging day, which is exactly why they’ve become the go-to for fence lines, gardens and anywhere the power point isn’t. For the undercover spots a panel can’t see, the battery operated range picks up the slack.

Sets start from around $12.95 and run to about $120 for the big runs. Afterpay and Zip at checkout, shipping to most of Australia (except WA & NT), or free click and collect from the Archerfield showroom.

Solar light FAQs

Do solar lights work on cloudy days?

A cloudy stretch means less charge and shorter run time. The dual solar/USB sets (300 LEDs) exist exactly for that — plug them in when the sun doesn't show up.

How long is the 1,000-LED solar string?

Just under 70 metres — it's the big one, built to cover serious lengths of fence or garden in a single run.

What colours do solar lights come in?

Across the range you'll see warm white, cool white and multicolour, plus a red-white-green Christmas mix in the 500-LED tubs.

Where should I put the solar panel?

Full sun for most of the day — north-facing and clear of shade. Brisbane summers give panels a long charging day, which is why solar suits Queensland displays so well.