Skyfuel in ground flush mounted lights are considered landscape lighting. They share a similar function to low voltage Well lighting which are typically installed horizontally flush with the surface and cast their light vertically.

The purpose of my in initial post was to enlighten the readers to the existence of a solar landscape lighting option that is engineered with a proven history of being maintenance free and long lasting. My post was not a comparison of low voltage to solar but to point put that a solar option is available with features and benefits well beyond those that the general public has experienced with the solar landscape lights typically found in the big box store. I am a victim of these cheaply constructed solar lights as well.

You can't and shouldn't compare the light output of solar landscape lighting to low voltage. Low voltage will win that comparison each time. The statement was made early in the string of this discussion that solar landscape lighting is considered "...next to worthless" and "...I have a couple of solar lights that are exercises in frustration. And I wonder how many tens of thousands of cheap, plastic solar lights are ending up in landfills after working for a month.) This is the type of solar landscape lighting stereotype that I wanted to address.

Gary, I would welcome the opportunity for you to incorporate some of our lights into the next project that you have that warrants them. Please contact me when the time comes. I would love to show you the build quality that proper engineering can bring to self contained solar landscape lighting.