“How does it do in weather, like snow and rain? If it was going to be used in a secondary location?”

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• It does not work

  Answered by AlexC 2 years ago

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• We have had no issues with rain and snow.

  Answered by relocatedred 2 years ago

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• Solar power devices require three to four hours of direct sunlight a day. If your installation area is frequently very cloudy or gets a lot of rain or snow, this could limit the amount of sunlight that your solar power device receives.

  Answered by Wasserstein Team 2 years ago

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