Solar Lights?

ddfuller

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Jul 8, 2011
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My little coop has no power and I need to extend the daylight for the layers. Solar Lights seem like they could be a great low hassle solution. One trick is that we live in WA and our winters are not the sunniest,
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and I would need to get a light that can put out about 5hrs of light per day and then re-charge under cloudy conditions. Our coop is ver small, so I don't need a massive output for my little space. Figured someone on here has done some homework on this and could recommend a few products. 12V LED systems seem like they might be a good Solution..
Thoughts?
thx.
 
We have some cheapies drilled in and mounted on the side- they seem to do ok in cloudy weather, but we have mostly sun here. We spent about $3 each at our local Ace Hardware.... sorry to not be more help- these were the little solar yard lights, fwiw. We're also not trying to extend laying hours, but give them more of a nightlight.
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That brings up a good question.. How bright should it be in the coop when using a light to extend daylight? light enough to resemble daylight?
Still hoping some other people have solar light recommendations, because I know there is a wide range in quality and performance for solar lights out there..

thx.
 

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