Solar powered light inside a frosted mason jar capture some sunshine for night-time! Switches on automatically when it gets dark. A beautifully sample night light. A perfect garden light or night light for a bedroom. Sun jars are traditional, beautiful and watertight by their very nature, so the sun jar can with stand even the wettest of summers. Frosted glass diffuses the light, giving the ambient appearance of sunlight. Automatic night light you may have noticed that there is no switch on the sun jar - in fact there are no visible controls at all. A light sensor switches on and off automatically when it gets dark or light. Sun jars must be in the dark to light up. 2 colour make the most of the sun jar charging the battery needs sun to fully charge, and your sun jar may need charging before its first use. Leave outside or in a sunny window in direct sunlight for several hours. In overcast conditions we recommend charging for a few days. Manual switch off if you do not want your sun jar to light up when it gets dark, lift the metal lever to release the lid and set the switch to ""Charge"" Mode. This conserves battery life whilst continuing to charge it. (the sun jar also charges in ""Auto"" Mode) winter bad weather is bad news for sun jars! In winter, or cloudy weather, your sun jar may illuminate for less time than usual, or may not light up at all. When there is not enough sunlight, you can remove the battery and charge it in a normal battery charger. The battery rechargeable batteries have a long, but not indefinite, life. After many charges, they may lose the ability to store energy. Open the sun jar, lift out the solar panel, replace with a standard aa rechargeable battery (never use a non-rechargeable battery). Cleaning after a long time outside, condensation may build up inside, this will not damage the sun jar. To remove any moisture build-up, open the lid and ease out the inner workings, empty out the water and replace the inner.
