ImPECKables Rechargeable Solar Led Light Bulb, 2 pk.

A: If your ImPECKables solar light bulb worked on the first night but won't turn on now, the internal battery may be drained, the standby mode might be activated, or the USB connection to the solar panel could be loose Common Fixes to Try Check the Standby Mode: If the remote control was used or the mode button was held down, the bulb may have entered standby mode. Press the mode button once on the remote or bulb to wake it up Verify the USB Connection: Ensure the solar panel's USB cable is firmly plugged into the bulb's charging port and that the red indicator light turns on while in the sun Perform a Deep Charge Reset: Turn the light completely off and let the solar panel sit in direct, unobstructed sunlight for 24 to 48 hours to fully replenish the depleted battery Test via USB: Plug the bulb into a standard USB power source or phone charger instead of the solar panel to see if it illuminates, which rules out a panel charging failure

A: It is not feasible to replace the light bulb for SKU# 2405097 - ImPECKables Rechargeable Solar LED Light Bulb. Please note that this “light bulb” is a light designed in the shape of a bulb, rather than a traditional bulb with a replaceable component. Inside, there are multiple LED beads (tiny yellow squares) mounted directly onto the internal circuitry, there is no separate bulb to change. Additionally, the bulb-shaped plastic unit is securely glued to its base, making disassembly and replacement impossible

A: No replacement parts are available.

A: These bulbs feature an Auto Mode that automatically turns them on at night and off during the day, using the solar panel as a light sensor. However, you can easily override this to turn them on whenever you want using the included remote or the physical switch

A: It cannot be set up specific time in advance to start automatically but can chose the how long it can keep working by using TIMER. AUTO can automatically turn on and off, cycling daily. It can automatically illuminate for 4 hours after dark.

A: Per Manual: When they are charged by solar panel or USB, the charging indicator light will be on. When the bulb is charging by the solar or USB, the light won’t be on. Charge times are USB- 4 hours, Solar panel charge time 6-9 hours. Lighting time with fully charged are: High-5 hours Medium- 11 hours Low- 20 hours.

A: No, these light bulbs are designed for indoor use only. While the chargers have an IP65 rating and the lights are IP44 rated, they are not waterproof, and rain may enter the USB plug if used outdoors.

A: Please try below to turn on the light. 1. For the first use, make sure to press the power button on the button, and remove the power isolation plate on the remote control. 2. Make sure the bulb is not charging. When the bulb is charging by the solar or USB, the light won’t be on

A: Yes, the solar panels are IP65 rated and suitable for year-round outdoor use. You can place the panels on your coop roof while keeping the bulbs inside, as each panel includes a 6.5-foot wire for connection.

A: - To help the remote-control work with both lights, please check the following: 1. Before first use, press the mode button on each light to activate the sensor. If one light is not activated, the remote will only control the other. Customer can simply reactivate both lights to ensure the remote works with both. 2. When the 10-hour timer is set, the bulb will automatically enter low-brightness mode to preserve battery life. This may cause one of the lights to become unresponsive. Customer can change the timer mode manually press the timer button. 3. As noted in the attached instruction manual, the bulb cannot be operated via remote control while in standby mode. Please press the mode button again to exit standby mode. Regarding minimum temperature: This product is designed to illuminate a coop and is suitable for year-round outdoor use. In low-temperature environments, the lithium battery's capacity is the primary component affected. Typically, significant impacts on battery performance begin to occur only when temperatures fall below -10°C.