Choose power around the location
Solar, plug-in, and rechargeable lamps create different daily routines. Start with the installation site and the hours of use. A sunny garden without an outlet presents a different requirement from a covered commercial terrace with permanent power.
Compare your options
| Consideration | What to check | Buying decision |
|---|---|---|
| Solar | Requires a suitable charging position and enough daylight for the chosen mode. | Compare charging exposure and observed evening operation. |
| Plug-in | Needs an appropriate power point and a cable route that does not cross traffic. | Compare installation and cable management. |
| Rechargeable | Can move between locations but needs a planned recharge routine. | Compare charger access, carrying, and storage. |
Power and installation differences
Start with available power and the installation routine at the intended location.
- Solar models need good sunlight exposure
- Electric models fit stable plug-in locations
- Rechargeable options improve portability
- Wall-mount and portable formats suit different channels
Which channel prefers which type
Buyer intent often changes by retail channel and project scene.
- Garden and patio channels often prefer solar stories
- Fixed-use hospitality zones may consider electric options
- Camping and travel lines prefer rechargeable portability
- Project buyers often compare maintenance and installation effort
Before you decide
Battery capacity alone does not tell you runtime: the operating load and selected mode also matter. Request runtime information for the actual configuration, then trial a sample at the intended location. Choose the power routine the customer can realistically maintain.
- Solar styles are often preferred for decorative outdoor use
- Electric models can suit fixed-power environments and indoor use
- Different markets care about convenience, appearance, and cost
- A clear comparison helps buyers choose the right product line
Planning an order? Review samples and MOQ or send the model and application to the factory.
