Convertible Solar LED Copper Post Caps - 4" x 4" Square
Our Convertible Post Cap Lights lend an intimate glow to your deck, porch, bridge or fence. Light up your area using the included solar cell or insert a Tea-Candle for an Old World look. By day, these post caps add a charming touch to any outdoor area. By night, they enhance the area with lovely accent lighting—without the hassles of wiring or electricity!
- Solid Copper!
- Includes (2) sample Tea-Candles
- Enhance your home at night with a soft, welcoming glow.
- Use the included solar cell or insert a tea candle for an Old World effect.
- Two LED lightbulbs plus reflective panel make the solar light four times brighter (Click on " View Enlarged Image" under picture to see night photo)
- Two AA Ni-Cad Rechargable Batteries ensure longer lighting power up to 12 hrs of light
- Will fit on any 4" x 4" post only. (The inside dimensions of the nominal 4” x 4” measure 3-5/8” x 3-5/8")
- No Wiring, No Electricity, & No Hassles!
- Use them on fences, decks & porches, along walkways and driveways, to highlight retaining walls, or anywhere else you need light!
Easy to install and maintain
Light up your deck or porch day and night
By day, these post caps add a charming touch to your deck, porch, fence, or any outdoor area
By night, they enhance your home with lovely accent lighting—without the hassles of wiring or electricity
Pressure Treated Wood Base Trim can be stained or painted (by you) to match the color of your current decking material.
- Available individually, or in a set of six.
- Special Order (Not a stock item) Takes 10-14 days for delivery
Frequently Asked Questions
How bright is the solar post cap light?
The solar post cap light provides an ambient, non-task-oriented light.
Where can I purchase replacement LED light bulbs?
The LED bulbs are part of the whole solar cell component and are not designed to be replaced. The LED bulbs have an average life of 10 years, with a normal usage of 6-8 hours per day.
What kind of replacement batteries should I buy for the solar post cap light?
If the rechargeable batteries provided will no longer recharge, they can be replaced with our AA rechargeable batteries. The life depends on the quality of the batteries purchased.
How long will the rechargeable batteries provided with the solar post cap last?
The rechargeable batteries should last approximately one year.
Can I use regular, non-rechargeable batteries in the solar post cap light?
No, the solar post cap light is designed to be used with rechargeable batteries. If regular batteries are used in the sun, they will destroy the solar collector.
How long is the life of the LED light bulbs?
With a normal usage of 6-8 hours per day, the LED bulbs should last an average of 10 years.
INSTALLATION & TROUBLE SHOOTING INSTRUCTIONS
- Remove the solar panel by lifting it straight up from the top of the cap.
- Remove the plastic tab in the battery compartment to allow for terminal connection.
- Ensure that the batteries are securely in place.
- Your solar post cap light will need 24-48 hours of sunlight to fully charge.
Your Solar Tiffany-Style Post Cap is now ready to be installed on your post. To attach to the post, apply an exterior-grade construction adhesive to the inside edge of the molding at the bottom of the light and place it firmly onto the post.
The solar collector will charge the batteries during the daylight hours and power the light during darkness. Your solar post cap light will stay lit for an average of 6 to 8 hours during the night and turn off during the day, allowing the solar collector to re-charge the batteries. The actual amount of direct sunlight received by the solar panel determines the length of time the light will remain lit after dark.
If your solar post cap light becomes dim or does not light, simply allow the solar collector to fully re-charge the batteries.
If your solar post cap does not light or stops working, try these steps:
1. Remove the metal top by pressing in on the side of the plastic lens.
2. Turn the metal top upside-down and place it on a table so that the solar collector is covered (not exposed to the light). A light sensor inside will prevent it from lighting during the day.
3. Make sure the protective plastic tab between the batteries and the terminals has been removed.
4. Make sure the batteries are making contact with the terminals.
5. Make sure the on/off switch is in the ON position.
6. If your solar post cap light still does not light, place it in direct sunlight with the switch in the OFF position for 48 hours to fully recharge the batteries.
7. If your solar post caps light still does not light, replace the batteries with new AA rechargable batteries (available at www.ShopTJB.com)