Solar lights turn on automatically at night because they are equipped with a light sensor that detects the absence of sunlight. Once the sensor detects darkness, it triggers the lights to switch on using the stored solar energy generated during the day.
Solar lights turn on automatically at night because they are equipped with a sensor called a photovoltaic cell, which detects the absence of sunlight. When the cell senses darkness, it triggers the light's circuit to activate and the stored energy from the solar panel is then used to power the light, providing illumination throughout the night.
Solar lights turn on automatically at night because they are equipped with a light sensor, also known as a photoresistor. This sensor detects the absence of light and triggers the activation of the solar light's internal circuitry, allowing it to utilize the stored solar energy and illuminate the surroundings.
