Solar crystal globe string lights strung along a garden pergola rail above a wooden table, warm white bulbs glowing at night

Aurevia™ Dew 30 LED Solar Globe String Lights

Aurevia

Aurevia™ Dew 30 LED Solar Globe String Lights

Name: Aurevia™ Dew 30 LED Solar Globe String Lights
Brand: Aurevia
SKU: AE-1005005536640078
Price: 19.99 GBP
Availability: InStock

£19.99 GBP

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30 globes across a 6.5m run

8-10 hours from an 800mAh cell

IP65, eight lighting modes

Solar string lights carrying thirty crystal globe bulbs across a 6.5 metre run, rated IP65 for year-round outdoor use. An 800mAh cell gives eight to ten hours a night, there are eight lighting modes, and the monocrystalline panel tilts through 180 degrees on its own ground spike.

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Will this work with my existing fittings?

Most of our indoor pieces use standard fittings. The exact fitting is listed in the product details, so check there before you order.

Can I use it outside?

Anything in the outdoor range is weather rated. Indoor pieces are not, so keep those under cover.

Is it dimmable?

Dimmable pieces are marked in the product details. If it is not marked, treat it as fixed output.

Thirty Globes On A 6.5m Run

Crystal globe bulbs rather than bare LEDs, which catch the light in daylight as well as glowing after dark. Enough run to edge a pergola, wrap a small tree or follow a fence above a seating area.

LEDs30 crystal globes

Length6.5m

Weather ratingIP65

CertificationCE

Eight Modes, Two Worth Using

Waves, chasing flash and twinkle are there for Christmas. For an evening outside, steady on gives you light without movement and slow fade gives a shimmer, and the string remembers which you chose.

Modes8

For an eveningSteady on

For atmosphereSlow fade

MemoryKeeps the last mode

Angle The Panel, Not The String

The monocrystalline panel tilts through 180 degrees on its spike. Aimed at the southern sky rather than left lying flat, it banks noticeably more charge on a short day, which is what buys the evening.

PanelMonocrystalline

Adjustment180 degrees

Battery800mAh Ni-MH

Run time8 to 10 hours

Frequently Asked Questions

The variant on this page is the 6.5 metre run carrying thirty globes. The manufacturer sells lengths from five metres up to twenty-two under the same listing, with LED counts from twenty to two hundred, so check the variant name at the top of the page before ordering. Six and a half metres suits a pergola edge, a small tree or one fence panel above a seating area.

Eight to ten hours from a full charge, on an 800mAh Ni-MH cell, according to the manufacturer. Treat ten as a midsummer best case rather than a nightly promise. The single biggest thing you control is the panel: angled towards the southern sky it banks far more than it does lying flat, and that difference shows up directly in how late the string stays lit.

Yes. The string is rated IP65 and the manufacturer describes it as suitable for continuous outdoor use through the year. The bigger risk to a light string is mechanical rather than meteorological, so route it clear of a gate that swings, a mower, a washing line or anything that will snag the wire, and bring it in if a serious storm is coming.

On a spike, which pushes into a border, a lawn or a good sized pot. Site the panel for the sun first and run the string to wherever you want the light, rather than choosing the string position and hoping the panel copes. On a patio or any hard surface the spike has nothing to bite into, so you will need to prop or fix it yourself.

Yes, the string lights once the light level drops and runs until the banked charge is used up, so there is nothing to switch each evening. You will still want to reach it occasionally to change the lighting mode, so put the panel somewhere you can get at without walking through a border. The mode is remembered from one night to the next.

The Full Details

Solar string lights carrying thirty crystal globe bulbs across a 6.5 metre run, rated IP65 for year-round outdoor use. An 800mAh cell gives eight to ten hours a night, there are eight lighting modes, and the monocrystalline panel tilts through 180 degrees on its own ground spike.

What it does

A run of crystal globe bulbs on a solar string, with the panel on a spike that pushes into a border or a pot. The manufacturer quotes an 800mAh Ni-MH cell giving eight to ten hours a night once the panel has had a good day.

The variant here is the 6.5 metre run with thirty globes. That is enough to edge a pergola, wrap a small tree, run along a fence panel above a seating area or thread through a trellis.

Eight modes, and the two you will use

The manufacturer lists waves, combination, sequential, gradual, chasing flash, slow fade, twinkle flash and steady on. Most of them are Christmas modes and you will cycle past them once.

The two that earn their keep are steady on, for an evening outside when you want light rather than movement, and slow fade, which reads as a gentle shimmer instead of a flashing display. The mode is remembered between nights.

The panel matters more than the string

The panel is monocrystalline and adjusts through 180 degrees, which is worth using properly. Angled at the southern sky rather than left flat, it banks noticeably more on a short winter day.

Site the panel for the sun and run the string to where you want the light, rather than the other way round. The spike goes into soil or a large pot; on a hard surface you will need to prop or fix it yourself.

Built for outside

The string is rated IP65, so rain is within range and the manufacturer describes it as suitable for year-round outdoor use. Globe bulbs on a thin wire are still the most fragile thing in a garden, so route the run where it will not be pulled by a gate, a mower or a washing line, and take it in if a storm is forecast.

Specifications

LEDs30 crystal globe bulbs

Length6.5m, per the variant listed

Battery800mAh Ni-MH · built in

Run time8 to 10 hours from a full charge

Modes8 — waves, combination, sequential, gradual, chasing flash, slow fade, twinkle flash, steady on

Solar panelMonocrystalline · adjusts through 180 degrees

Voltage6V

Weather ratingIP65

BodyABS

CertificationCE

Charge timeNot published by the manufacturer

In the box1 solar panel · 1 spike · 1 string, per the variant listed

The manufacturer’s listing covers lengths from 5m to 22m and LED counts from 20 to 200 under one page. The figures here are for the 6.5 metre, 30 LED variant. No charge time is published, so we do not quote one.