Malibu 3-Pack Solar Landscape Plastic Flood Light Set with Remote Panel, Textured Black #LZ413 | 
| Brand: Intermatic
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $52.00
Buy New: $32.99
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Rating:  72 reviews
Color: Black
Media: Tools & Hardware
Batteries: 3
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 9.8 x 9.7 x 7.2
MPN: LZ413
Model: LZ413
UPC: 078275095359
EAN: 0078275095359
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Easy to install | | • | Stays on up to 15 hours | | • | Bright white LED bulbs | | • | No electrical wiring necessary | | • | Attractive design to accent the garden |
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Product Description
Malibu, 3 Pack, Black Finish, Solar Flood Light, Adjustable Heads, White LED, Accent Walkways & Landscape, Brighter & Remain Lit Longer, 4 Color Package.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 67 more reviews...
lighted stairway December 26, 2008
M. J. Emond
I mounted these 3 lights under the edge of a deck to illuminate the stairway down one side of it and along the walkway 9 feet down. They are not bright, but I can see where I am walking or shoveling snow at night. These are exactly what I expected. They work well even when the day has been overcast, and my panel, to be out of the way, is in direct sun only about 4 hours a day.
The wires are long enough to allow good spacing. I am trying to think of other places to use them!
Nice light set December 7, 2008
Sham Shpade (Northern California)
I was surprised at the quality of this set from Malibu. Usually they make cheesy plastic junk but this 3 pack was well engineered and executed - plastic. Light output was better than expected for a solar set. We'll see how many cycles the batteries can charge and discharge. So far so good though.
 I love these solar landscape lights...! November 19, 2008
glt64 (Texas)
I purchased 3 sets of these lights to use as uplighting around the front of my home. I am impressed with the amount of light that these put out and how easy they are to install. Not enough to "shine" through the windows to disturb the darkness but a nice glow to illuminate the landscape. I am going to order 2 more sets for each side, they look kind of bare compared to the front. They are in no way as bright as the electic powered lights but they are just as pretty. I put them out today and a couple of my neighbors approched me this evening and asked me "who did your lighting"...
Good for my camping trailer November 17, 2008
SonomaRik (sonoma ca)
I have a small trailer we use at a campsite, that sits there without moving. Our only power is solar. I have a 45watt panel array that usually charges the 12volt batter, and powers the Flourescent lights when needed. We use solar other stuff for other things. The dragging about of the array takes time, and is a hassle. I have purchased this LZ413A series for my back yard and love them.
A single detachable panel with replaceable batteries [easy to get to, no screws] is great. The lights plug into the back side, and it looks dressy. My desire was to NOT have to keep placing the individual lights I had previously to get the best sun. This item allows it to be in the best sun always, and the cords to it from each light are light, and with about 12' of cord, which is plenty.
Brightness, well 'ok' not flashlight bright, but close. I have each light with 3 LEDs in it.
I plan to 'wire' into the walls of my trailer, about six of these lights. The battery/panels noted in this pack will be mounted on a bulkhead for easy removal. I plan to have the panels taken during the day, mounted onto the ground to recharge each day, then re-hooked back into the trailer [we always park it in the trees/shady area] during the evening. IF like my backyard ones, it should provide enough light to read or whatever. IF I need more light, then another set. The backyard ones last all night, and hearing of going to a better batter capacity might be my next improvement when I repalce them, whenever that happens.
I've also read of the newer 4 LED set, with more durable housing...not sure if it's worth the cost, but, I usually upgrade when offered, so I might be buying those instead. Either way, I'm satisfied.
 Beware! November 16, 2008
C. Kopolow (MD, USA)
Malibu 3-Pack Solar Landscape Plastic Flood Light Set with Remote Panel, Textured Black #LZ413
The solar flood lights never worked. I moved them to different sunny locations but they never charged enough to emit *any* light. I suppose if one lives in AZ, CA, etc. with no trees or no shade, they might work.
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