Questions and Answers for Hampton Bay Solar Bronze Outdoor Integrated LED Landscape Path Light with Water Patterned Lens (6-Pack)

A:  These are cool white.

A:  Warm light

A:  The lighting is warm. It’s not a real bright light.

A:  The Hampton Bay Solar Outdoor LED Landscape Path Light performs exactly as promoted....initially. As dirt, dust, and solar UV degradation on the photocell result in reduced illumination and ultimate failure, I replaced the solar light fixtures with a 12-volt LED system for about the same cost that was much more work to install but worth it.

A:  Sure. The battery will power them and the next day the sun will charge the battery again

A:  If you are asking if I can use them the same day I get them. Yes, just make sure they get sun light.

A:  You can use them as soon as you receive them. Mine were not bright and didn’t last long as people bumped into them and the plastic wasn’t sturdy. Good luck with yours. They look nice

A:  I USED MINE THE SAME DAY AND WORKED WELL. BUT PUT THEM JWHERE THE SUN HITS THE SOLAR PANEL.

A:  I couldn't find stakes, so I got some dowels that would fit inside and cut them to length plus a little bit extra to go in the ground.

A:  Have them sent to your closest Home Depot shipping is free You may have gotten a soecial shipp promotion when you placed your last order

A:  Free shipping is often a limited promotion. If you order pick up at store or ship to store, you won't need to pay for shipping

A:  Very attractive. Easy to install. Very poor light spread. Only 1 out of the 6 still works. I like the idea of solar and saving the planet. But, I prefer the old 4-watt Malibu pathlights. Of the 10 I have had for 23 years, 10 are still working. That being sad, the plastic lens is breaks down in the sunlight and Malibu is out of business. There are low voltage Malibu-like pathlights stll available by other manufacturers. I have made 2 modifications to my Malibu pathlights. I replaced the 4-watt incandescent bulb with an LED. And I replaced the plastic lens with glass by using a glass jar upside down. I'm good for another 23 years. Solar will get better.

A:  Can't say, I saw the same. I was able to ship to the store, for a free pick up and so I could get the product.

A:  Yes, my experience is that any light that shines on these causes them to shut off until the light is no long on them.

A:  Yes. Any sufficient light sources will impact solar panels and turn of the LEDs

A:  Yep, it will turn off the solar powered lights

A:  No, I have dusk to dawn lights on both side of my garage door and they do not interfere with these solar lights which are placed on both sides of the driveway brightness at all.

A:  Yes. No bright lights should be around the solar lights.

A:  They are still working. I have had them for 2 years. I remove them when snow starts falling and remove battery from lights to store

A:  I brought these lamps to Maine last year. I am a less than 6 months resident in Maine and this is the second year that they have worked beautifully. When I come home at night my way up the first few steps is lit very well. I am in love with these lights and they were a great purchase and worth the money. David

A:  We've had ours for over three years and they are still going strong.

A:  I have had mine over a year. No problems. Try to keep them in the sunshine as much as possible.

A:  I had them for 2 years and worked fine. So not sure about the possible reasons for the shorter lifespan.

A:  No it’s a hard plastic, and mine lasted throughout many storms and were surprisingly great quality for the price!

A:  The clear part is actually plastic but it’s relatively strong and not fragile. They hold up well unless you hit them hard or run over them.

A:  It’s plastic and is sturdy enough for the price. I wouldn’t hit someone with it but it’ll sustain getting knocked over with by a dog.

A:  Plastiic

A:  No. It is clear plastic like. Not glass. The ones we have for 3 years now are still in really good condition.

A:  I don’t believe so but we’ve had ours for 2+ years and they’re still burning brightly.

A:  No, they're fixed and it would be easier to replace the whole thing than to replace the single LED inside.

A:  No, they are hard wired to the battery supply.

A:  I don't know.

A:  Bronze outdoor path lights are great so far, we will see how they hold up this summer for the price a good buy.