{
  "id": "solar-floating-pool-lights",
  "sku": "solar-floating-pool-lights",
  "title": "LanPool Solar Floating Pool Lights Set of 2",
  "slug": "solar-floating-pool-lights",
  "price": 70.99,
  "currency": "EUR",
  "availability": "in_stock",
  "category": "lanterns-and-decor",
  "category_label": "Lanterns And Decor",
  "tags": [],
  "colors": [],
  "materials": [],
  "dimensions": null,
  "weight": "415 g",
  "images": [
    "https://solarlights.irish/dropship-images/lanterns-and-decor/solar-floating-pool-lights/main-solar-floating-pool-lights.jpg",
    "https://solarlights.irish/dropship-images/lanterns-and-decor/solar-floating-pool-lights/solar-floating-pool-lights-2.jpg",
    "https://solarlights.irish/dropship-images/lanterns-and-decor/solar-floating-pool-lights/solar-floating-pool-lights-3.jpg",
    "https://solarlights.irish/dropship-images/lanterns-and-decor/solar-floating-pool-lights/solar-floating-pool-lights-4.jpg",
    "https://solarlights.irish/dropship-images/lanterns-and-decor/solar-floating-pool-lights/solar-floating-pool-lights-5.jpg",
    "https://solarlights.irish/dropship-images/lanterns-and-decor/solar-floating-pool-lights/solar-floating-pool-lights-6.jpg"
  ],
  "description_short": "A two-piece solar-powered set offers flame, white light and gradient modes for relaxed outdoor decoration.",
  "description": "A little light can change the feel of a pool\n\nA pool can look inviting in daylight, then become a dark patch beside the patio once the sun goes down. Fixed lighting may be more work than you want for a simple decorative change. Solar floating pool lights offer another way to add a glow without running a power cable to the water.\n\nThis LanPool set includes two lights with flame, white light and gradient modes. They are made for outdoor decoration, with garden and above ground pool use listed in the product details. The idea is simple: let the panels receive sunlight during the day, then enjoy the lighting after dark.\n\nThe key is choosing them for the right job. These are mood lights, not a replacement for pool safety lighting. With that distinction clear, it becomes easier to decide whether they fit your space.\n\nHow solar floating lights work\n\nSolar lights collect energy through their panels during daylight. That stored energy powers the LEDs later. The supplier describes these lights as turning on after sunset once they have been switched on.\n\nFor daily use, sunlight matters more than how bright the garden looks to your eyes. A panel under a tree or beside a tall fence may spend much of the day in shade. Put the lights somewhere with direct sunlight, following the placement advice in the supplied instructions.\n\nThe record does not give a charging time, battery capacity or guaranteed overnight runtime. That means you should not plan an event around a promised number of hours. Try the lights in your own space first and see how they perform after a typical day of charging.\n\nPick the effect that suits the evening\n\nThe flame setting imitates a flickering candle with LEDs. It gives you the look of a small flame without burning fuel. If you want flame effect pool lights for a relaxed evening outdoors, this is the mode to consider first.\n\nWhite light offers another look, while gradient mode adds a changing effect. A short press of the mode button moves between the listed options. There is no need to settle on one setting for every occasion.\n\nWarm white is the light colour listed in the specifications, but the record does not define the colour temperature or explain the gradient sequence. If you need an exact match to existing garden lights, ask for more detail before buying. A general colour label is not enough to promise a precise match.\n\nThink about where the lights will float\n\nAbove ground pools are specifically named in the listing. The supplier also describes pond and garden placement, so the set is not limited to one kind of outdoor display.\n\nBefore putting floating lantern lights on the water, think about where they might move. Water circulation and a breeze can change their position. Leave room around skimmers and other equipment, and check that you can retrieve the lights without leaning over an awkward edge.\n\nFor pond use, take extra care around plants, pumps and wildlife. Decorative lighting should not obstruct equipment or become something animals can get caught around. Follow the product instructions and any guidance for your pond setup.\n\nIf you plan to use the lights on the lawn instead, choose a stable location away from foot traffic. The panel still needs clear exposure to sunlight.\n\nDecide whether two lights are enough\n\nA two-piece set gives you a pair of light sources rather than a full pool lighting system. Whether that looks right depends on the size of your water area and the effect you want.\n\nFor a small decorative feature, two lights may provide the accents you had in mind. Across a larger pool, they will read more as separate points of light. The listing does not provide a coverage area or a recommended number of lights per square metre.\n\nAvoid treating the stated brightness as a pool coverage promise. The specifications list a maximum of 200 lumens but do not explain whether that applies to each light or the pair. Think of this solar pool light set as a decorative addition, then keep practical lighting separate.\n\nCheck dimensions rather than guessing from photos\n\nProduct photos can make a floating light look larger or smaller than it is. The supplied dimensions are 15.2 cm long, 17.8 cm wide and 15.2 cm high. There is also a supplier size label of “2-6inch”, which is less clear.\n\nThe record does not confirm whether the dimensions refer to an individual light or the full set. If size matters for a narrow water feature or a storage box, confirm that point before ordering.\n\nYou can still use the listed measurements as a rough visual check. Mark the length and width on a piece of paper and place it near the intended setting. This helps you picture the scale without relying only on a close-up product image.\n\nThe listed weight is 415 g, with no clear per-light or set basis.\n\nRead the waterproof details carefully\n\nThese are listed as waterproof solar pool lights with an IP68 rating. That is relevant to a product intended to float, but it does not answer every question about water use.\n\nThe record gives no specific immersion depth, duration or chemical compatibility limits. Do not read the rating as permission to push the lights underwater, leave them at the bottom of a pool or use them in any water treatment without checking.\n\nFloating use and deliberate submersion are different situations. Read the supplied instructions before the first use and stay within their stated limits.\n\nFor a saltwater pool, hot tub or unusual pond treatment, ask for confirmation. The brief does not establish suitability for those conditions. It is better to check than to make a costly guess based on the word waterproof alone.\n\nKeep controls and expectations simple\n\nPush-button control is described for changing modes. The specifications also contain a touch-control entry and a Bluetooth entry, but there is no explanation of an app, remote or pairing process.\n\nIf you want lights you can operate from your phone while sitting indoors, this record does not establish that feature. Choose based on the controls that are actually described, or seek confirmation before ordering.\n\nNo assembly is listed as required. Even so, allow time to read the instructions and charge the lights before you need them. An outdoor gathering is not the ideal moment to learn the setup process or discover that the panels spent the day in shade.\n\nUse decorative lighting alongside safe lighting\n\nPool party lights can help set the mood, but the path to the pool still needs to be easy to see. Keep suitable lighting around steps, changes in level and access points.\n\nDo not use the floating lights as toys or let them distract from normal pool supervision. Their decorative purpose does not change the safety rules around water.\n\nThis also matters when arranging a display. A light may look good in one spot but be difficult to reach later. Plan how you will collect it before putting it out, especially if children are nearby or the pool has a high side.\n\nThe best decorative pool lighting works with the space rather than making ordinary movement or maintenance harder.\n\nCare for the panel and shell\n\nA solar panel covered with dirt or leaves cannot receive sunlight as well as a clear one. Check the surface regularly and wipe it gently with a soft damp cloth when needed.\n\nAvoid scouring pads and harsh cleaners. The supplier lists ABS material and a polished finish, so gentle handling is a sensible starting point. For cleaning after pool exposure, use the instructions that come with the product.\n\nCheck the shell for visible damage before returning a light to the water. Do not open the housing to investigate a battery unless the instructions say user access is allowed. Battery type and replacement details are not given here.\n\nFor longer storage, clean and dry the lights first. Temperature and frost limits are not specified, so check those details rather than assuming year-round outdoor use is suitable.\n\nBuying for a gathering or as a gift\n\nOutdoor solar decoration lights can be a thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys their garden. The practical question is whether the recipient has a place with enough sunlight and a suitable display area.\n\nFor an event, leave time for delivery and a trial run. No delivery lead time is stated in this record, so check the estimate for the delivery address before making plans.\n\nReview the storefront return policy as well, especially if you are unsure about scale or placement. Warranty terms are not supplied here. Keep the packaging and order details while checking the lights, and confirm the return conditions before using them in water.\n\nThe short version\n\nChoose this LanPool pair if you want floating solar lights for pool or garden decoration with a choice of flame, white light and gradient effects. The set offers solar power, push-button mode changes and no listed assembly requirement.\n\nCheck the dimensions, find a sunny charging spot and keep separate safety lighting in place. For exact runtime, immersion limits or phone-control features, seek confirmation rather than assuming. That gives you a clearer idea of what you are buying and how it will fit into your evenings outdoors.",
  "llm_summary": "LanPool CT223 solar floating pool lights are a two-piece set intended for outdoor decoration, including garden and above ground pool use. The lights use LEDs and offer flame, white light and gradient modes selected by a push button. Supplier specifications list warm white light, a maximum output of 200 lumens, ABS material, yellow colour and a polished finish. Listed dimensions are 15.2 by 17.8 by 15.2 cm, and listed weight is 415 g. Waterproof protection is listed as IP68. No assembly is required. The lights charge in direct sunlight and are described as switching on after sunset when enabled. Charging time, runtime, battery capacity, immersion limits and warranty terms are not specified in this record.",
  "returnable": true,
  "return_policy": "Voluntary 14-day change-of-mind returns in original condition, buyer pays return postage; Consumer Rights Act 2022 consumer guarantees for faulty goods. Return postage on faulty goods is ours.",
  "shipping_profile": "standard",
  "warranty": null,
  "brand": "Solar Lights",
  "gtin": null,
  "mpn": null,
  "condition": "new",
  "url": "https://solarlights.irish/solar-floating-pool-lights/",
  "canonical_url": "https://solarlights.irish/solar-floating-pool-lights/",
  "json_url": "https://solarlights.irish/api/products/solar-floating-pool-lights.json",
  "updated_at": "2026-10-19"
}