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SKU:SSI-25373024
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Bring soothing water sound and vibrant color to your garden with this solar-powered ceramic birdbath fountain. Finished in a rich cobalt blue with hand-painted floral tile detailing, it's built from durable black clay ceramic that holds up beautifully season after season on a patio, deck, or garden bed.
This isn't your average solar birdbath. The built-in solar panel and pump system charges in direct sunlight and runs the fountain automatically — no cords, no plumbing required. A rechargeable lithium-ion battery kicks in during cloudy weather, so the gentle bubbling and streaming sound keeps going even when the sun isn't out. A water sensor with auto-shutoff protects the pump from running dry, so you get peace of mind along with the peaceful sound.
The included remote control lets you turn the fountain on or off from a distance, with three timer settings (1, 2, or 4 hours) or a continuous run mode until the battery depletes. Two interchangeable fountain heads — a classic bubbler and a 360-degree spray topper — let you customize the water effect to your liking.
Features:
Durable black clay ceramic construction with cobalt blue, hand-painted floral tile finishSolar panel with lithium-ion battery backup for reliable operation rain or shineWater sensor with auto-off to protect the pumpRemote control with 3 timer modes (1hr / 2hr / 4hr) plus continuous runTwo fountain head styles included: bubbler and 360° sprayRecirculating water system with hidden reservoirWater capacity: 1.5 gallonsAssembled dimensions: 17" W x 25.2" HWeight: 26 lbs
Care tip: This birdbath is not freeze-proof. Drain and store indoors before nighttime temperatures drop enough for frost.