Wave Spas Wave Solar Floating Pool Lights

The duration the lights stay on depends on the amount of sunlight they receive for charging. Typically, a full day's charge can provide several hours of illumination after dark.

No, these lights feature an automatic sensor that turns them on at dusk and off at dawn.

Yes, the lights are designed to be waterproof and suitable for use in swimming pools, including those with standard chlorine treatments.

LEDs typically have a very long lifespan, often thousands of hours. The overall product lifespan will depend more on the durability of the casing and the rechargeable battery.

While designed for pools and ponds, prolonged immersion in highly corrosive saltwater environments may affect the materials over time. Rinsing with fresh water after use is recommended if used in saltwater.

On cloudy days, the solar panel will receive less energy, resulting in a shorter duration or dimmer light output. The lights may not illuminate at all if charging is insufficient.

Ensure the solar panel is clean and has received adequate sunlight for charging. Verify the light sensor is not obstructed. Check if the switch (if applicable) is in the 'on' position.

The battery may not be fully charged. Ensure the light received at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight. Clean the solar panel. If the issue persists after several charge cycles, the internal battery may need replacement.

Carefully open the light (if possible) and allow it to dry completely in a warm, dry place. Inspect the seals and reassemble, ensuring a tight fit. If damage is evident, consider replacement.