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17 Metres, 100 LEDs, 8 Modes: Decode the Solar String-Light Listing
The product page lists a 17-metre (55-foot) string, 100 LEDs, eight operating modes and six colour options. Length, light count, mode count and colour are separate fields; none should be used as a substitute for another.
Four numbers, four questions
| Listing field | Stated value | Question answered |
|---|---|---|
| String length | 17 m / 55 ft | How much string is named? |
| LED count | 100 | How many LEDs are listed? |
| Mode count | 8 | How many operating modes are claimed? |
| Colour menu | 6 options | Which colour variant is selected? |
The six live colour choices are Warm White, Green, Blue, Red, Cool White and Multicolor. The product name—Solar String Lights Outdoor Waterproof | LED Patio Garden Fairy Lights | 8 Modes Warm White—contains Warm White, but the selector offers five other choices.
Mode count is not colour count
Selecting Multicolor does not turn the eight modes into eight colours, and selecting Red does not reduce the mode count to one. The current evidence confirms the counts but does not supply eight verified mode names, so this guide does not invent a pattern list.
Keep seller-stated performance fields labelled
The seller also states IP44, an 8–12 hour direct-sun charge time and up to eight hours of working time. Those are listing claims, not independent runtime or weather tests. They do not provide a storm threshold or guaranteed nightly result.
For the separate question of choosing a power route, see USB Curtain Lights vs Solar String Lights. This page’s job is smaller: translate the SKU’s numeric fields without turning them into performance promises.