Stop Trenching & Wiring the led lights to Save Time and Money by solar lights!
We’ve been talking to some contractors across the country. In most cases, they’re seeing significant increases in the costs associated with trenching and wiring for AC lighting. Inflation, labor shortages, and supply chain issues all factor into these higher trenching costs – typically ranging between $30 and over $100 per linear foot! Why use ordinary led lights when energy is so scarce, electricity is so expensive and installation is so troublesome?
Let’s revisit the time and money-saving advantages of choosing solar lighting and why our products are the simplest, most cost-effective outdoor lighting solution.
Let’s Compare wired lighting with solar lighting
Trenching for wired lighting complicates a project by driving up costs and extending the length of the project. With solar lighting, the return on investment is typically immediate, thanks to the simplified installation process when compared to traditional wired lighting.
The chart below highlights some of the immediate advantages of installing solar lighting.
Solar lights give your garden a beautiful, peaceful glow. Not to forget they also offer you greater energy efficiency and zero worry about damaging your plants and structures. Plus, no ugly power cords and a high electricity bill!
We feel every yard deserves the best of solar garden lights. Undoubtedly, well-designed solar outdoor lighting can add plenty of ambiance in your garden besides providing useful functionality. Whatever your lighting needs are, solar lights are definitely a better choice than traditional electric lights.
As mentioned, solar garden lights don’t require a wired connection. They are low-maintenance and most importantly environmentally-friendly. They are a lifesaver when outdoor outlets are not available.
Another advantage of solar lights is that these diffused lightings are safer for delicate plants that line a garden path. Bright non-solar LEDs, on the other hand, can cause leafy plants to bleach and curl.
With innovations in battery technology, solar lights can sustain longer light outputs with less sunlight than before. Even though the sun is needed to power the batteries, if you live in an area with less sun than areas near the equator, solar lights can still be a good option for you. Also, battery charging temperatures are becoming lower as the technology advances, allowing for people who live in colder climates to still have access to solar lighting.
Engineers and companies are now working to develop more styles and functions for solar lights. Post tops, flood lights and area lights are just a few types of solar fixtures that are growing in popularity. With environmental crisis and concerns over pollution, solar lighting allows for a reliable and sustainable energy source.
