How Do You Make Solar Lights at Home?

Do you mean those garden lights? The electronics are pretty simple. A solar cell, rechargeable battery, a custom chip, inductor, abd of course the LED. Add in a housing and you are all set.The best way to obtain this stuff is to just buy one at a Dollar Store as you will pay much more for the parts then they do.

1. How do solar lights turn on at night?

Hello Ram Binay Yadav, How do solar lights turn on at night?They use a LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) a component thats resistance varies with the light intensity that falls upon it. This allows them to be used in light sensing circuits. When the light intensity drops to a preset level a switching circuit switches the light on. Regards, James. How do solar lights turn on at night?.

2. How long does it take for new solar lights to work?

I bought my first set of stainless steel garden lights about 2 months ago.Fortunately for me it had instructions. The solar lights have to fully charged on the first day - about 8 hours of sun. Make sure you place them where they will get the maximum amount of sunlight. My solar lights have been on every night so far even on cloudy days (they do not light as long in the night on cloudy days as they do not get fully charged, but they do light). If you did all those things, then I think you need a refund or exchange on your lights. Good luck!.

3. Why has one of my solar lights flipped to come on in daytime?

the day / night sensor is dirty or dead

4. Yellow Grass around solar lights?

How about the real situation and it is no any relationships with solar light.Cause it is new one and no any leakage for battery.Maybe the reason it is sand of grass when you make a the holes. Wait one day and have a look again.

5. What can i do about hispanic neighbour he keeps running over my Outdoor Solar Lights because he keeps cutting?

1--Do not be a racist. Just because one guy happens to be a jerk does not mean everyone who comes from any particular region is a jerk. Just like I am not assuming that everyone from wherever you are from is unable to type properly. 2--It might be worth speaking to a neighborhood association if one exists or the police. Document the damage with a current newspaper in the photo. It would be best to actually witness him vandalizing your property and document it with a photograph or video. Bringing in authorities will not make you friends but it may be worth the loss of an already non-neighborly neighbor to not have to keep wasting your time and money on these lights. 3--If you can stop being a racist for 5 minutes and find another hispanic neighbor to help you talk to the guy, maybe you will find that there is simply a communication problem going on. Or maybe the neighbor who is vandalizing your lights is also a racist and is deliberately breaking your solar lights to demonstrate how much he hates your aristocratic culture of needlessly lit walkways and when he sees that you have an Hispanic friend, he will lay off and drink a Corona with you. 4--While the nail board is funny, more likely than not, you could wind up getting yourself in more trouble than this is worth by doing that. EDIT: WOW! There are 6 racists in the audience. Are we at a KKK meeting?! What is racist is not holding the guy responsible and taking legal action against him for damaging properly, but rather repeatedly bringing up the guy's ethnic background as well as categorizing this question in the immigration section. We have a black president but racisim appears to be alive and well here at Yahoo! Answers, where people can not tell the difference between a person committing a crime and a minority committing a crime.

6. Do solar lights for the outside home really work and do they last?

solar lights, in my opinion are simply a waste of money, they break easily, they give off very little light, and the rechargable batteries need constant replacing, i had them outside my house, and they lasted about 4 months, and in the winter time battery efficiency is minimal i would go the extra mile and get real flood lights