Dusk to Dawn Solar Light Bulbs with Remote Timer, IP65 Waterproof Panel Rechargeable LED Shed Light for Inside Chicken Coop, Outdoor Camping Tent, Emergency Power Outage, 2-Pack

works well. got the idea to lure our extraordinarily stupid chickens back to their coop at night. once it's really dark out they're quite drawn to it. saves a lot of time of nightly corralling.

Please do not buy this product. It is very cheaply made and you'll end up needing to return it. I ordered the 2-pack of bulbs for my chicken coop. I spent time setting it up in the coop with the bulb and the cord going to the little solar charging panel. Once the first bulb was charged, it turned on, but wouldn't turn off, with the remote controls. Then they started flashing rapidly and burnt out. So I tried setting everything up all over again with the second bulb and charging panel. The same exact thing happened. They wouldn't recharge. The remote controls are a joke. They look and feel like a cheap toy from the dollar store. Must have cost the manufacturer .5 cents to make. It serious feels like a feather in your hand and is cheap and useless. I know there are plenty of good reviews for this product, which astounds me. But if you are the one to get the bad batch of bulbs, all your work to set them up in your coop or your tent will be wasted. I feel bad for the person who takes these lights camping, thinking they will have a light source, only for them to fail. The manufacturer needs to upgrade this product on every level. But those remotes are such a joke!

Great for camper

Buy manually turning on the lights all was good, but the remote on and off didn't work, so returned.

I thought these would be perfect for the cat's shelter house. They don't charge and only worked once

I like that they are bright and are good in my chicken coop, but the timer doesn't work. They also don't fully turn off when you use the remote. You have to physically push the button. Luckily, you get two, so you can switch them off as they will be on all night. It would be much better if the timer function actually worked.

I live on the Olympic Peninsula. The lights do not get enough sunlight to have a full charge. These lights are also supposed be o have an automatic setting that lets you set them to stay on for a certain time (I don’t have the remote next to me but it says it on the remote) but it’s can’t figure out how to get that to work. There were no instructions included, so I don’t know how to set the lights to stay on for 4 or 8 hours. Since the lights don’t get enough of a charge to stay on at night, I think it’s not worth the money. The remote has stopped working and the lights just flicker during the day until the charge wears off. Disappointed.

Perfect for chicken coop