Frequently Asked Questions
Check out our great FAQs and Answers for our Solar Flag Lights below:
1) Do these flag lights turn on automatically at night?
Yes. Silicon Solar’s Flag and Flood Lights use photo-eye technology to deliver 100% automatic operation. Once installed, these lights will turn on automatically every night and off to recharge during the day.
2) Are these lights easy to install?
Absolutely. Everything you need is included and they are ready to install right out of the box. You may also wish to purchase a mounting bracket for secure installation and to ensure your light is in a proper position, and that the panel receives direct sunlight. Silicon Solar also carries several additional mounting kits such as pole mounting, wall mounting, or wire extensions to help you achieve the precise effect you desire with each spot light.
3) Which Solar Flag Light is best for me?
Silicon Solar originally manufactures several styles and sizes solar flag lighting. They can illuminate everything from small residential flags to large flags displayed on tall flagpoles. If you are interested in learning more about our solar flood or spot lighting kits, but are unsure which kit is right for you, please contact a representative today at 1.800.786.0329.
Category How-To Guides
Check out our great DIY and How-To Guides for our Solar Flag Lights below:
How To Light a Flag:
- Measure the flagpole. Select a solar light that will have a strong light source at night. Silicon Solar’s GenLight 108 LED light will work the best for lighting larger flags atop a 15- to 30-foot flagpole.
- If the light is placed on the ground, use half the length of the flagpole to find the ideal location for the solar light. For instance, if your pole is 20 feet high, measure out 10 feet from the pole.
- Place the solar light in the ground aiming upward toward the flag. The light should illuminate the pole just below the flag to achieve the proper lighting effect.
- Wait for dark and make adjustments, if necessary. You may need to adjust the light up or down a bit, but the light’s distance from the pole should remain the same in order to illuminate the flag regardless of the wind direction.
Category Learning Guide
Check out our great Information & Learning Guides for our Solar Flag Lights below:
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Proper Flag Etiquette:
Title 4 of the United States Code sets forth the instructions and rules regarding the display of the American flag by civilians. In pertinent part, Section 6 of the Flag Code states:
“It is the universal custom to display the flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and on stationary flagstaffs in the open. However, when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be displayed 24 hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness.”
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