Solar Illuminations
Reviews and Complaints

Doohhhhh! pddba hasn't anyone told you that you don't need HTTPS on a web site. It’s not compulsory. This “.biz.” site doesn’t even take orders or process orders. HTTPS is only required on specific pages of a web site such as check-out pages. The rest of a web site does not require HTTPS. That is common knowledge. Even with a totally basic understanding of web security somebody would know that. Furthermore, most e-commerce web sites use and external payment processing company to collect the secure information. When transferred over to such a provider those sites are always HTTPS. That leaves the original web site to remain HTTP because it doesn't need HTTPS.
So pddba you really should get your facts straight first before you go accusing and pointing your viscous finger around. Because now you look really stupid because you got it all wrong.

pddba is a ###. The web site www.solarilluminations.biz isn't even a shopping site. It never has been. There is no where at that web site where you place an order and there is no credit card facility at that web site. So pddba is as dumb as dumb can be. No wonder this person remains anonymous!

Do you realize this guy wanted to light up a 7 foot tree with a $24.99 light? The description of the PP09 says it is to be used for small trees and shrubs. 7 foot is not a small tree. It also says that it has 1 LED, if this person had some commen sense 1 LED isn't going to light up a 7 foot tree. It seems to me the person was trying to get the output of a $300 floodlight (which is what they would have needed) from a 24.99 single spot light.

In regards to WD40Plus
To me it sounds like you don't know what you are talking about. I purchased 2 FL06 floodlights from solar illuminations and they work perfectly. I purchased it to light up my 16 ft palm trees and i love them. I know the type of solar lights you buy from Lowes or Home Depot are questionable, but these floodlight systems are amazing and put out the light output I'd expect from an electric light.

Fort Meyers, I feel your pain. The fact is that integrated Solar Lighting doesn't work. Seperate solar panels and seperate batteries usually won't work either unsless your investment in closer to 1, 000 bucks. I've seen a few installations using 1 sq. meter panels and expensive batteries that will supply 5-6 watts of power (enough for a good LED) for a significant time but most of these pre-packaged systems like the one you bought are crap. If you are trying to light something within a couple hundred feet of a 120volt power source you're better off installing a low voltage system that will more than adequately light your subject.

Paid 358.00 for 2 solar lights, faulty lights, company refused to refund, wanted to charge to repair, reported to BBB, basically said "SO What". Feel free to contact me for "full" story!

This anti American company selling to Americans knows that they have inferior products made in china. Our company made a $5000.00 mistake and bought a solar of-grid street light that has been a nightmare since it was purchased. LET THE BUYER BEWARE!

In response to John6356, "who pissed in your wheaties?" The man spent a 185$ on a light. It should work for more than three months regardless of what the warranty says.

In reponse to solarilluminations, you should be ashamed of yourself. Stop selling crappy product and profitting off of the ignorance of the general public. Solar lighting for almost every scenario is a waste of money.

This person is obviously acting like a 'brat'. If the warranty had expired then the warranty had expired. What is the point of retailer or manufacturer setting a warranty period if the customer wants it to be infinate or wanys it to be extended just to suit them? No doubt the warranty period was made fully aware to this person BEFORE they made a purchase. So what's the point of complaining later? That company probably has thousands of other satisfied customers and this is just one person bratting because they are not getting their own way! You take a chance on anything you buy these days, specially once the warranty ends. That's why there is such a thing called 'extended warranties' if it concerns you that much. No point in complaining if you didn't take such an option. If they helped you out with troubleshooting it sure sounds like they offered you out of warranty support. Well that's a rare thing these days. There are plenty of companies out there that even charge for out-of-warranty support (computer and printer manufacturers are just 2 examples and their products are not cheap). This complaint certainly doesn't sound like that company doesn't care. Instead, it sounds more like you just want to sound off about your own bad luck. That's not a complaint.