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		<title>Christmas Lights Powered by Solar Energy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Some of the most interesting and beautiful types of outdoor lights are the ones we see only once a year around Christmas time. Christmas lights combine an assortment of different light fixtures to create an impressive display. Some people only &#8230; <a href="http://www.thedixons.net/42/christmas-lights-powered-by-solar-energy/">Continue reading <span class="meta-nav">&#8594;</span></a>]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Some of the most interesting and beautiful types of outdoor lights are the ones we see only once a year around Christmas time. Christmas lights combine an assortment of different light fixtures to create an impressive display. Some people only put up a few light strings, while others go all out with tens of thousands of lights. Regardless, powering these lights costs money- often too much for people to put much effort into their displays. Fortunately there is a type of Christmas light that is powered by the sun and requires no external power source. <a href="http://yardsurfer.com/solar-christmas-lights/">Solar Christmas lights</a> are easy to install, safe to use and look great.</p>
<p>Solar Christmas lights do not plug into the wall but instead use a solar panel mounted on one end. This panel soaks up sunlight at daytime and converts it into electricity which is stored in a battery pack. AT night the lights are powered for several hours with no cost on your part. Lining the powered string is a series of LED light bulbs which come in various colors. Both single and multi colored string lights are available. Typical Christmas lights require you to route one or more extension cords, increasing the risk of electrical shock or fire. These lights run at a lower voltage and are much safer.</p>
<p>Solar string lights are easy to find a place for as they are flexible and lightweight. They can be mounted over windows and doors, or wrapped around structures like support columns and trees. A wide assortment of clips and sticky strips are available around Christmas time to aid in this task. LED bulbs last up to 100,000 hours, or practically a lifetime. If one is physically damaged, that can be replaced by popping out the old and inserting the new. Always mount the solar panel in an area which receives ample sunlight.</p>
<p>For an added touch, <a href="http://yardsurfer.com/solar-spot-light/">solar spot lights</a> can be used to accent physical structures in the yard, such as a tree or whimsical Christmas figurine.</p>
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