How Lumiz works
How Lumiz works

The Sun as a Power Source – Light when it gets dark
Each Lumiz lantern is equipped with a compact solar panel. This panel collects sunlight during the day and automatically charges the built-in battery. Once it gets dark, the lantern uses this stored energy to power the LED light.
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The Sun as a Power Source – Light When It Gets Dark
Each Lumiz lantern is equipped with a compact solar panel. This panel collects sunlight during the day and automatically charges the battery. Once it gets dark, the lantern uses this stored energy to power the LED light.
How it works
Why burn time may vary
The burn time of a Lumiz lantern can vary. It depends on how much sunlight the lantern absorbs during the day and on the outdoor temperature. This variation is completely normal and typical of all battery-powered products.


Safety First: Automatic shut-off in heat or frost
The batteries in our solar modules come with thermal protection. This means they automatically shut down in extreme temperatures to prevent damage or overheating.
In hot weather:
If the battery temperature rises above approx. 60 °C (140 °F), it will automatically shut off. It may already perform slightly less efficiently from around 40 °C (104 °F). But don’t worry – on such sunny days, the lanterns usually charge extra well.
In cold weather:
If the temperature drops below freezing (around –15 °C / 5 °F), the battery also shuts off to avoid damage. As soon as the temperature rises again, the lantern resumes normal function.
This smart safety system keeps your Lumiz lantern operating safely and reliably – all year round.
Why Is the placement of solar lighting important?
The performance of Lumiz solar lighting depends entirely on sunlight. If the solar panel doesn’t receive enough sunlight, the battery won’t charge properly, which means the lantern may not shine as long—or may not light up at all.
Proper placement is essential for optimal use and maximum burn time.
Placement Tips
