Aurevia™ Fern Solar Garden Lantern
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£23.99 GBP
Regular price £24.99 GBP
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Aurevia
Aurevia™ Fern Solar Garden Lantern
Sale price
£23.99 GBP
Regular price £24.99 GBP
Taxes included.
Charges by day, lights itself at night
No wiring and no mains connection
CE and RoHS marked
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Description
Description
A self-contained solar garden lantern that charges through the day and lights itself after dark, with no wiring and no mains connection. CE and RoHS marked. The manufacturer publishes no brightness, battery or weather rating, so we quote none, and this page will be updated once checked.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping
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Returns
We want you to love what you receive. If you're not completely satisfied, we accept returns within 30 days of delivery items must be unused and in original packaging.
GOOD TO KNOW
GOOD TO KNOW
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.
Solar, So Nothing To Wire
The panel is built into the lantern. It charges through the day and lights itself after dark, so there is no cable to bury, no socket to find and nothing added to the electricity bill.
Power sourceSolar
PanelBuilt in
InstallationSelf-contained
Mains connectionNone
What We Will Not Claim
The manufacturer publishes no LED count, no lumen figure, no battery capacity and no weather rating for this lantern. Rather than invent numbers that read well, we have left every one of them blank.
LED countNot published
BrightnessNot published
Battery capacityNot published
Weather ratingNot published
Where A Lantern Earns Its Place
This is atmosphere rather than illumination. It suits the corner of a border, a patio table or the top of a low wall, and it is not bright enough to light a route you need to walk safely.
Best forBorders, patios, low walls
Not forLighting a path to walk by
SitingSeveral hours of direct sun
PositionA sheltered spot, until IP is confirmed
Frequently Asked Questions
How bright is it?
The manufacturer does not publish a lumen figure or an LED count, so we cannot give you a number, and we would rather say that than guess. Judge it as a decorative lantern: enough to mark a corner or glow on a table after dark, not enough to light a path you need to walk safely. If you want real output, the Beacon or the Verge are the better choice.
Is it waterproof?
No IP rating is published for this lantern, which is why the specification says so plainly rather than implying it is fine in a downpour. Until we have confirmed the rating with the manufacturer, put it somewhere sheltered: under a porch, on a covered terrace or beneath a pergola. If you need a light that stands in open weather all year, choose one that carries a stated IP65 rating.
How long does it run on one charge?
The manufacturer publishes neither a charge time nor a run time, so any figure we gave you would be invention. What is safe to say is that solar lanterns depend on the day they have just had: a bright June afternoon gives you most of an evening, an overcast December one gives you very little. Site it where it sees several hours of direct sun.
Does it need any wiring or batteries?
Neither. The panel and the rechargeable cell are both built in, and the manufacturer describes installation as self-contained, so it arrives ready to put outside. There is no plug, no transformer and no electrician involved, and nothing to buy again. The only thing it needs from you is a position that catches direct sun for a good part of the day.
Why does this page say "not published" so often?
Because the manufacturer’s listing genuinely does not state those figures, and we will not write numbers we cannot stand behind. Several of our earlier pages carried invented capacities and run times, and we have removed them. This lantern is queued for a direct check against the manufacturer’s listing, and the specification table will be filled in properly once that is done.
The Full Details
A self-contained solar garden lantern that charges through the day and lights itself after dark, with no wiring and no mains connection. CE and RoHS marked. The manufacturer publishes no brightness, battery or weather rating, so we quote none, and this page will be updated once checked.
Specifications and full description
What it does
A self-contained solar lantern. The panel sits in the top of the unit, charges through the day and the lantern lights itself after dark, with no cable to run and no mains connection anywhere near it.
That makes it a decorative light rather than a working one. It marks a corner of a border, a table on a patio or the top of a low wall. It will not light a path well enough to walk by, and buying it for that will disappoint.
What the manufacturer publishes, and what it does not
Very little. The listing confirms CE and RoHS marking, a solar power source, a built-in battery and bulbs, and self-contained installation. It states the lantern is dimmable.
It gives no LED count, no lumen output, no battery capacity, no charge or run time, and no IP rating. We will not fill those gaps with plausible-sounding numbers, so the specification below says "not published" wherever the manufacturer is silent. Treat this page as provisional until we have checked the listing directly.
Weather, and why we are cautious about it
No IP rating is published for this lantern, so we cannot tell you it is rainproof. Until that is confirmed, treat it as a light for a sheltered spot: under a porch, on a covered terrace, beneath a pergola or an overhanging branch, rather than standing in open weather all winter.
Fitting it
Self-contained, in the manufacturer’s words, which means it arrives assembled and needs nothing but a sunny spot. Put the panel where it sees several hours of direct sun and expect a shorter evening from it in November than in June, as with any solar light.
Specifications
Power sourceSolar · panel built in
CertificationCE · RoHS
DimmingStated as dimmable by the manufacturer
InstallationSelf-contained — no wiring
BatteryIncluded — capacity not published
LED countNot published by the manufacturer
BrightnessNot published by the manufacturer
Charge timeNot published by the manufacturer
Run timeNot published by the manufacturer
Weather ratingNot published by the manufacturer
Body materialNot confirmed
In the box1 lantern, per the variant listed
The manufacturer publishes no LED count, lumen figure, battery capacity, charge time, run time or IP rating for this lantern, so we quote none of them. This page will be updated once the listing has been checked directly.