The Rosewill RSL-100 Solar Garden Lights offer super bright white LED to any garden or backyard using the power of the sun. Equipped with a rechargeable battery, it can last 8 hours after a full charge during the day. The Rosewill RSL-100 Solar Garden Lights are maintenance free and easily to install, no electrician and wiring needed. This is a 6 light value pack.
ENERGY-EFFICIENT AND RECHARGEABLE The maintenance-free Rosewill RSL-100 contains powerful high-efficient polycrystalline silicon solar cells and one 400mAh Ni-Cd AAA rechargeable battery. The sun charges the built-in battery during the day and it automatically turns on at night with a super bright white LED to decorate and light your garden. The battery can last 8 hours after being fully charged.
EASY INSTALLATION The waterproof Rosewill RSL-100 can be installed easily and effortlessly. No electrician needed, no wiring needed. Just plug it into your garden and everything is done.
I want some landscape lights but I really don't like the ultra white, sterile look of some of these. Are the color temps... (more)
Prngr44 (May. 25, 2012 @ 1:50p)
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Just tried to order, promo code EXPIRED.
kstraka (May. 31, 2012 @ 3:01p)
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General Brand: Rosewill Model: RSL-100
Type Type: Yard
Features * Powerful High-efficient Polycrystalline Silicon Solar Cell * Super Bright White LED enables to decorate and light your garden * 1 x 400mAh Ni-Cd AAA Rechargeable Battery * The Sun Charges the Built-in Battery during the Day * Automatically Turns on at Night * 8 hours duration after fully charged * Waterproof * No wiring needed; no energy costs * Maintenance Free * No electrician needed; Easy Installation * 6 pieces per set
usadaytrader said: Title should be change from Excellent to "Eggcellent"
Haha....Nice one. Will do that on the next one.
Neppem
Senior Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 11:17a
So the problem I run into with solar lights is that where I need the light doesn't get much sun. I've only seen one total light with a detached solar panel and it was poop. I keep thinking I should buy these and just take the solar panel out and remote it but it seems more effort than it's worth. Anybody have any great ideas or know of a good product for such a beast?
bestdealseaker
Senior Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 11:56a
I share this frustration. I would need about a 100 foot cord too!
Neppem said: So the problem I run into with solar lights is that where I need the light doesn't get much sun. I've only seen one total light with a detached solar panel and it was poop. I keep thinking I should buy these and just take the solar panel out and remote it but it seems more effort than it's worth. Anybody have any great ideas or know of a good product for such a beast?
handyguy said: Try some Eneeloops or something like that.Eneloops would be good money thrown at bad. These tiny solar cells don't generate very much, hence the 400mAh rating on the stock cells. The usage is very different than most consumer electronics, with a nightly cycling from at most 400mAh to near 0 mAh. More likely it'll be a partial charge like 300mAh. So a stock 800mAh Eneloop would only get charged to 50% and run down to ~0% (trust me, it'll quickly drain down to that range even if you charge them up first). That's not very good for an Eneloop cell. Best to stick with NiCd cells that don't mind being drained to 0% regularly.
freddyfoster said: blueribb said: How about 10 for $19.99 shipped ?
Product looks fine, but the seller doesn't.I've purchased from Heartland and had a good experience. I think it was a wired low voltage landscape lighting set that has been working great for the past few years.
MasterRebater
Senior Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 2:36p
I got these and feel they are worth the sale price but they aren't as bright as I had hoped. Subjective, I know, but I thought they'd light up more of an area than they do.
There was a similar post a few weeks ago and someone mentioned that solar lights in DollarTree ($1/each) may come from the same manufacturer with the same quality. I checked my local DollarTree store and was told that new shipment will come around 4th July.
SteelRing
Ancient Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 4:02p
i saw a bunch of these for 99c in targ3t all the time.... pretty soon they're giving these all away for nothing.
wuhoo
Senior Member - 3K
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 5:50p
thanks op, my mom was just complaining about her current set of solar lights. hopefully these will be better than the crap she bought before.
zip77320
Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 5:56p
It may be bad luck but 3 of mine arrived broken. I agree, they do look and feel cheap.
mikk1
Senior Member - 1K
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 5:57p
Thanks OP!
Iceaug
Happy Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 6:37p
Already have a bunch.....In for 2 more packs....
Thanks OP
Logan71
Senior Member - 1K
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 8:08p
In for 100 packs. I have a large backyard, and always wondered what it would be like to simulate a night-time runway.
Here's to not drawing any 'official' attention!
cheapjc
New Member
posted: May. 22, 2012 @ 8:44p
In for 2. thanks OP.
hatoraide
Cranky Member
posted: May. 23, 2012 @ 12:09a
How do these distribute light? I picked up some costco garden solar lights, and I am not too happy with them. They send out rays light in directional paths, so it looks like each light is surrounded by 40 dots of light, instead of spreading the light out, if that makes sense. I'd buy these if I knew that they just gave off a glow/
I got a set last month on sale. Just got two more for the mother in law and myself.
gremln007
Senior Member
posted: May. 23, 2012 @ 7:36a
Thanks, OP!
Slickone
Tired Member
posted: May. 23, 2012 @ 10:38a
From what I've read, the NiCd batteries in garden lights don't work so well since because of NiCd's memory effect, and they never reach full charge from these solar chargers.?
Also why don't they use AA? The lighting would last longer. Maybe because the percentage of charge it gets would be even less than AAA?
handyguy
Senior Member - 10K
posted: May. 23, 2012 @ 11:12a
peas said: handyguy said: Try some Eneeloops or something like that.Eneloops would be good money thrown at bad. These tiny solar cells don't generate very much, hence the 400mAh rating on the stock cells. The usage is very different than most consumer electronics, with a nightly cycling from at most 400mAh to near 0 mAh. More likely it'll be a partial charge like 300mAh. So a stock 800mAh Eneloop would only get charged to 50% and run down to ~0% (trust me, it'll quickly drain down to that range even if you charge them up first). That's not very good for an Eneloop cell. Best to stick with NiCd cells that don't mind being drained to 0% regularly.
freddyfoster said: blueribb said: How about 10 for $19.99 shipped ?
Product looks fine, but the seller doesn't.I've purchased from Heartland and had a good experience. I think it was a wired low voltage landscape lighting set that has been working great for the past few years.
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