7-Color Solar Christmas Tree Stake Lights (4-Pack) — Fiber-Optic Cedar with Star, IP44

Description

Estimated Delivery Time: 3-5 days

7-Color Solar Christmas Tree Stake Lights (4-Pack) — Fiber-Optic Cedar with Star, IP44

Dress up your walkway, lawn, or patio with tiny “evergreens” that glow in shifting rainbow colors. Each stake is a fiber-optic cedar topped with a star, charging by day and lighting up automatically at dusk—no cords, no fuss, just festive color all season (and beyond).

Why you’ll love it

• Lifelike, twinkly trees: Fiber-optic “needles” create a soft, layered cedar look that shimmers as colors change.
• Rainbow glow, zero effort: Smooth 7-color gradient cycles through hues for a cozy, magical vibe.
• Solar and automatic: About 5–6 hours of direct sun powers 8–10 hours of night light (conditions vary).
• Built for outdoors: IP44 weather resistance and stainless-steel stakes handle rain, snow, and frost.
• Year-round charm: Perfect for holiday paths, but pretty enough for spring gardens and summer patios too.
• Easy to place: Each light is freestanding—just stake, angle the panel toward the sun, and you’re done.

At a glance

• Product type: Solar fiber-optic Christmas tree stake lights
• Pack size: 4 lights
• Light effect: 7-color changing (F8 LED, ~0.1 W)
• Solar/battery: 2 V 120 mAh polycrystalline panel; 1.2 V 600 mAh Ni-MH (each light)
• Charge/runtime: ~5–6 h sun → ~8–10 h lighting (varies by season and location)
• Waterproof: IP44 (outdoor rated)
• Materials: ABS (30%), 201 stainless steel (40%), PS (30%)
• Per light size: ~24 × 27 × 93.5 cm / 9.45 × 10.63 × 36.81 in
• Tree head (approx.): ~24 × 27 × 39 cm / 9.45 × 10.63 × 15.35 in
• Solar panel size: ~3.5 × 3.8 cm / 1.38 × 1.50 in
• Color: Black accents
• Weight (per light): ~116 g / 0.26 lb

What’s in the box

• 4 × fiber-optic cedar tree lights with star tops
• 4 × solar panels
• 4 × ground stakes
• User manual

Helpful tips

•  Slide the power switch to ON and peel any film from the solar panel before first use; allow a full sunny day to charge.
• For best results, place the panels in direct sun and away from bright night lighting (streetlamps can keep the sensor from turning on).
• In winter or cloudy weather, expect shorter runtimes—move to the sunniest spot you have.
• Wipe panels with a soft cloth occasionally; dust and pollen cut charging efficiency.
• Push stakes into softened soil (or pre-make a pilot hole) to avoid bending the posts.