Can you light a garden without electricity? Yes, come in!

Not having electricity in your garden, or in part of it, is a serious problem to be able to take advantage of your outdoor space when sunlight is missing. In addition, the lack of lighting can be dangerous and lead to accidents such as falls or collisions with natural or architectural elements. As well as calling attention to those who want to enter our house without permission... Fortunately, there are currently multiple possibilities to solve the problem of lack of lighting for that reason.

1. Battery-powered luminaires

The other great option to illuminate your garden if you do not have electric current is to use battery lamps. This type of lamps incorporate rechargeable batteries with a duration of up to 6 or 7 hours depending on the model thanks to Led technology, so it is relevant that you look at the type of bulb they incorporate and always choose Led.

Its absence of wiring allows them to be easily moved and placed where it is required at all times, so it is a very practical option. In addition, it will allow you to have adaptive lighting. All lamps of this type can also be placed indoors, so you will have a point of light that you can place at your leisure wherever you need, both in the garden and inside the house.

The introduction of this type of lamps will allow you to create changing light spaces and achieve totally different environments depending on where you place them. They are an ideal choice as ambient light points in areas with benches or sofas to create a pleasant atmosphere with a dim and indirect light.

Portable lamps with battery are manufactured in multiple formats and for different uses. We can find lamps of more decorative trend, such as standing or desktop lamps, and others of a more technical nature, such as portable Led spotlights with battery. There are also very special lamps of this style in other formats such as, for example, backlit side tables, table lamps with built-in speaker or floating lamps for lakes or swimming pools.

On the other hand, the vast majority of these luminaires allow different positions of light intensity and some even incorporate remote control to be able to vary it remotely.

On the other hand, the incorporation of this type of lighting creates really very special environments. These are luminaires with a careful design that during the day will be one more element of the decoration of your garden, so you can play with them at a decorative level. 

See the entire category of Portable Rechargeable Led Lamps for Outdoor.

3. Decorative lighting with batteries

Finally, another option, in this case complementary to one of the previous two, is the introduction of decorative lamps with batteries such as garlands or luminous lanterns.

This type of lamps have a purely decorative character, so you must accompany it with another type of lighting. It is an element that, without a doubt, will give a touch of style to your garden and with which you can create environments with a very special charm. Hanging them from natural elements such as trees or shrubs is an option that will make them stand out also during the night and integrate into the environment.

You can also opt for the introduction of candles with batteries that mimic the light of a real flame with movement. Opt whenever possible for candles of this type and avoid traditional candles so as not to have problems with an unwanted accident.

Next, we will show you some models of Lamps with Battery or Batteries for Outdoors:

These are some of the options to illuminate your garden if you do not have electricity. Do not forget that before deciding which luminaires you are going to install you must plan the lighting globally considering the specific characteristics of the space, as well as the use you are going to give it. Only then can you make a correct choice of the luminaires you need and achieve good results.

Take a look at the post we prepared a few months ago on 'How to illuminate a terrace' to know what aspects you should take into account when choosing your outdoor lamps. And if you want to know other tricks to illuminate your garden do not miss our previous article, in which we reveal '6 tricks to illuminate your garden and get the most out of it!'

If you have any questions about any of our products or need help planning the lighting of your garden, do not hesitate to contact us so that we can advise you! We have a team of specialists in both technical and decorative lighting that will undoubtedly be able to solve your case. You can contact us, here.

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