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Add a striking, artistic centerpiece to your garden with this hand-painted glass birdbath fountain. The bowl features a vibrant peacock design in light blue with contrasting blue-orange feather detailing, all supported by a sturdy, powder-coated black steel frame that's easy to assemble and locks securely into place.
The built-in solar panel and pump system charges in direct sunlight and runs the fountain automatically — no wiring, no operating costs, just simple setup and enjoyment. 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.
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. The lightweight glass-and-steel design also makes it easy to disassemble for winter storage.
Features:
Hand-painted glass bowl with vibrant peacock feather designSturdy powder-coated black steel frame, easy assembly with secure locking baseSolar 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 runNo wiring and no operating costs — simply install and enjoyRecirculating water system with hidden reservoirEasy to disassemble for winter storageWater capacity: 1.5 gallonsAssembled dimensions: 20" diameter x 24" highWeight: 11 lbs
Care tip: This birdbath is not freeze-proof. Drain and store indoors before nighttime temperatures drop enough for frost.