Solar Garden Lights: Color Path Lights

Updated September 16, 2026

Lot number124
AuctionTuesday Liquidation Auction Salt Lake City 9/22/26
DateSeptember 22, 2026 at 5:52 PM MDT
Auction houseATX Auctions Utah
LocationSalt Lake City, Utah

est.MSRP: $83 Condition: NEW FACTORY SEALED Functional?: Unable to Test Brand: CWENZXDIA Model: CWENZXDIA ASIN: B0FR8DP77B Solar outdoor lights use upgraded polycrystalline, which has the highest conversion rate to assure solar yard lights faster charging. Premium solar panel and higher capacity rechargeable battery means our solar stake lights can effectively absorb more sunlight and converts it into electricity. Charging for 6-8 hours can continuously glow for 8-10 hours, The solar lights outdoor automatically turn on at night and turn off at dawn. which greatly meets your needs. No switch button, No wiring required. Just assemble the parts together and insert stake into the soil to work. You can use solar path lights everywhere like garden, lawn, walkway, pathway, patio or yard. The cool light create a perfect feeling when you take a walk with your family, friends. Our solar lawn lights are designed just for you to be easy to use. Enjoy your glowing garden with no maintenance for free! while saving you money on electricity. Tested hundreds of materials, we finally researched the upgraded ABS plastic stake, which won't become brittle, crack & shrink with age. Thanks to the advanced waterproof tech and premium acrylic lampshade & anti-rust coating stainless steel pole, It's specifically withstand extreme weather conditions. our solar walkway lights can use in all weather, rain, snow, frost, or high temperature. New design ground spikes provide better stability and sturdiness Perfect for enhancing any outdoor space, including gardens, yards, pathways, lawns, flower beds, driveways, patios, sidewalk,porches, and walkways, these outdoor solar lights are sure to impress.

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