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Oct 07, 2025 - 09:03 PM
While solar flood lights are energy-efficient and easy to install, they do have a few disadvantages to consider. Because they rely on sunlight for charging, their brightness and run time can be reduced during cloudy or rainy weather. They also tend to have a higher initial cost than traditional wired fixtures, and their rechargeable batteries may need to be replaced every few years to maintain performance. In addition, dirty or shaded solar panels can significantly decrease charging efficiency and light output. Regular cleaning, proper placement, and choosing high-quality solar models with large panels and lithium batteries can help minimize these drawbacks and improve reliability.
