Are the 8 Path lights individual with own solar panel or connected with a lead wire?
1538539
With solar panel individually. Just the battery may last about 1-1.5 years I guess.
1538540
The solar lights are not attached to any wires. They stand alone with own individual panels and that allows you to place them however you wish.
1538541
They are individually powered. So far they seem OK. I have bought 6 boxes so I hope they continue to perform well. They are from China but seem to be better than Home Depot/Lowes offerings.
1108245
Not 100% sure, but I don't think these can be linked together using a special link: Each individual light has its own link, there is no master switch that can turn several on-off, unless you custom make some hard-wiring and install a master switch. This may be messy depending if you can hide the wiring. Simply connect them to each other by splicing, and install a switch at the beginning of the electric supply.
1439220
It comes with mc4 connectors on the leads. I know it shows all the other wires in the picture but the newer panel just comes with the 2 (-) and (+) leads. Yes, you will need a solar controller if you are hooking this panel to a battery. The controller regulates voltage into the battery to prevent overcharging and a good controller will automatically disconnect if the voltage gets too low.
717115
yes. no wiring needed so you can put them anywhere. i wrapped them around chainlink cylinders that were 8 feet high x 2 feet in diameter with the solar panel at the top of the cylinder to capture the sun. i have 4 of these monster chainlink cylinders around my yard. the lights from zitrades make it a spectacular show at night. i bought the chainlink cylinders for tomato vines, but decided to use them as garden sculptures instead. these lights will not disappoint. you can put them anywhere indoor or outdoor.
972018
It's a totally enclosed fixture. Not an issue. There is a 12volt set of leads on the bottom. These can be buried directly because it's low voltage.
1311913
You can connect at least 8 solar panels of 100watts each and I have 15 deep cycle batteries on that. You need cables mostly and maybe some safety fuses if you want.
872617
Requires individual wiring to power source. I made and used jumpers to jump from one to the next.
1274814
The lights charge off one single solar panel. You can hook up one or all three to the panel and they charge great even in cloudy weather. You can also set them for 6 or 10 hour light time. Initially I received three broken lights but they were replaced with one phone call to the manufacturer within a week. The lights are resonably bright also. I bought two sets and they work wonderfully.
1849925
Good question, and one that I had as well. There are six lights total that can be daisy chained so you can use any amount needed, and, yes, it comes with it's own power supply and photovoltic cell. These Lights are bright and perfect for what I needed.
338108
Not sure what your project is, but there are many sites that explain how these individual solar cells work. Here's one: http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Solder-Solar-Cells-Together/
480602
The solar panel is right on top of the lantern. These lights are bright and the lanterns look so pretty on the tree on my front lawn. These are the best solar lights I've ever bought. Hope this helps.
1023832
Solar panels are separate. It does have a hand crank on top for self power.
190360
Yes, actually a string connected to a short bead chain. I just left them pulled and control them with the light switch. Still pleased with the lights.
1398113
It is a set of 4 individual solar lights. They are absolutely beautiful,bright lights that stay on for 9 or 10 hours. This is my second set and I highly recommend them.
543238
You would have two wires (I use #10 copper braided wire) coming from solar panel to controller then two wires from the solar controller to battery.
989394
If you want each of the led bars to work on their own switch then yes, you should probably wire them with their own relay. This harness would be for one circuit. Alternatively, since you already have a swith panel, you could just buy the relays and some wire. Good luck!
1778591
There are three leads leading from it. You connect these to live, neutral and ground. It would be wise to have a switch of some sort but one could wire directly to a power source.