Is the solar panel on the top of the lantern or does it require additional external panel?
1019630
The solar panel is built into the top of the lantern. No additional panels are required.
1807668
Hmmm I haven't looked. The solar panel is on the back of the squirrel so I'm assuming there. I can look this weekend. :)
910363
You are correct, only one solar panel. Not to mention, they are very difficult to assemble due to size and none of these items work very well as they have to be in direct sun light, not through a window. Even outside, the panel has to face the sun directly or you get nothing. Don't waste your money
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.
1852046
The panel has a short cord (pig tail) with a red wire (positive) and a black wire (negative) encase in a protective tube. It is ready to be installed but use appropriate wire connectors, spade connectors or butt connectors. Make sure to have the panel covered with a non transparent cloth, like a towel to prevent accidental shorting of any wires or controller during installation. Choose location to have maximum sun exposure at the appropriate angle towards the sun.
338783
You don't add a battery, the battery is a small lithium battery internal to the light. The solar panels charge the battery during sunlight periods so you can use the light at night when it is dark. It wouldn't work without the internal battery. You never have to buy batteries for this light.
1408061
the solar panel is under the globe, the globe really, really needs a sunny spot. And even with that it doesn't hold the "charge" through the night. The set of three twinkly, color changing solar lights with the little solar panel on the post last longer and look prettier.
959314
No solar panel needed. The cylinder operates off of heat. When heated the wax expands and opens a roof panel on our greenhouse. It closes as it cools. We have 2, opening roof panels on our greenhouse.
1927510
The panel needs to be in the sun or it needs to be connected to another energy source. If it is inside, let it sit under a bright light for a while to allow. Without some source of energy the lights will be out.
10800
Yes - not the lantern. There is a square wick that you need to attach to a metal frame at the opening. Very simple.
1718654
When you unpack the lantern you will see the fuel source. On the frame ring there is a place to put the fuel source. It is very simple and directions are not required.
264065
I ran a small nylon rope through the top supports to hook a small solar chinese type lantern. Dont think you would want anything heavier. I also ran 2 strings of solar lights around the interior of canopy. It's beautiful at night!
1483652
The solar panel comes with a stake to put it in the ground or you can also attack it to the wall. It can be pivoted around. The lamp works very well< at least 9-10 hrs. of light. and it lights up to 6 meters depending of how you place it. I live in Curacao, where we have a lot of sun, so no problems to charge the panel.
2214799
It comes with lightbulb. I like this lamp! Don't know anything about "solar power--can't find it mentioned.
1607436
Each panel fits onto the main lantern and they are charged. They do not charge separately.
542534
No...solar panel not included. I believe you can purchase it as a separate piece. Good gate system.
245861
It has one bulb which has a dimmer and brighter setting. It isn't the brightest lantern I have ever seen, but it is all I need. And I love the solar aspect of it. I keep it in a sunny window when I am not using it, and occasionally bring it out in the sunshine.