Listly by Liz Smith
What a great way to add light to the evening but through these easy to mount battery operated umbrella lights.
They are affordable and only require AA batteries to operate (regular or rechargeable batteries).
No tools are required to mount the umbrella lights - simply clip them on.
24 High Flux LED Lights are equable Soft Irradiancy, No Glaring Eye Protection. High Flux LED Lights - So it is more bright than normal led lights.
And it can work more than 5000 hours.
Powered by 4 X AA rechargeable Battery (included)
Super bright LEDs
Dual light output - amber or white
Battery operated
One-touch ON/OFF switch with selectable dimmer
LEDs last up to 100,000 hours
NEW AND IMPROVED POLE CLIPS - After many comments about the pole clips breaking at times, we've made a HUGE UPGRADE by strengthening these with thicker inner clips for extra strength.
33 FOOT LIGHTING AREA - At its peak height, this Umbrella Light using 24 LEDs at 72 Lumens (a measurement of light output) can cover an area of 33 feet in diameter.
RUNS ON 3 x AA BATTERIES
Strong light source, Self-adjusting design that fits almost all umbrella poles
Powered by 24 long lasting LED lights that will last at least 30,000 hours
Includes 3 - AA rechargeable batteries with a specialized charger
Battery Operated Umbrella Lights
4 Light Bars with 12 White Lights on each bar
Uses 3 "D" cell batteries
LIDORE® Brown LED Umbrella Parasol Light. Warm White Light Color. Rechargeable, Bright and Wireless. Battery Operated.
This umbrella light features a plastic construction, and a classic brown finish. Including a total of 26 small, and natural warm white LED lights
Requires 3xAA alkaline batteries (not included)
This umbrella light features a plastic construction, and a classic brown finish. Including a total of 20 small, and natural warm white LED lights
Requires 3xAA alkaline batteries (not included)
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