Description
Add Enchantment to Your Outdoor Space with the Glass Fairy Lamp
Transform your garden, patio, or yard with the magical charm of the Glass Fairy Lamp. This solar-powered lantern, designed as a frosted glass mason jar, features an enchanting silhouette of fairies illuminated by soft LED lighting. Perfect for holiday decorations or everyday ambiance, this weatherproof lantern is both functional and whimsical.
Key Features
Solar-Powered Efficiency
Harness sunlight during the day to power the lantern at night, eliminating the need for batteries or wiring.Charming Fairy Design
A delightful fairy silhouette within a frosted mason jar creates a magical glow for your outdoor space.Weatherproof Construction
The IP65 waterproof rating ensures durability and safe operation in rain or snow, making it suitable for year-round use.Automatic Light Sensor
Built-in dusk-to-dawn functionality turns the lantern on at sunset and off at sunrise for hassle-free lighting.Versatile Placement Options
Equipped with a sturdy handle, the lantern can be hung from trees, placed on tables, or used as a decorative garden centerpiece.
Bring a touch of fairy-tale magic to your outdoor space with the Glass Fairy Lamp, blending functionality and charm to enchant any setting.
Dimensions & Specs
- Material: Frosted Glass, ABS
- Power Source: Solar-Powered (lithium battery)
- Light Source: LED Bulbs
- Waterproof Rating: IP65
- Style: Modern
- Usage: Garden, Patio, Outdoor, Holiday Decor
- Certifications: UL, CE, FCC, ROHS
FAQs
How long does it take to charge?
The solar panel fully charges in 6-8 hours of direct sunlight, providing several hours of nighttime illumination.Is it safe to leave outside in bad weather?
Yes, the IP65 waterproof rating ensures it’s safe for outdoor use, even in rainy or snowy conditions.Can it be used indoors?
While designed for outdoor use, the lantern can be placed near a window to charge if used indoors.How bright is the light?
The LED bulbs emit a soft, warm glow, perfect for creating a cozy and magical ambiance.
