Sunjar Traps Light, Maybe Saves Fireflys
October 18, 2007 by Vincent
The Sunjar goes along with my last couple post of solarpowered led devices, the Sunjar is a frosted and sealed mason jar with highpower solar cells inside. The solar cells are used to power 3 led lamps by recharging 2 AAA batteries. The jar gives off a wonderful warm glow much like that of a mason jar full of fireflys. The Sunjar also has a sensor in it to tell whether it it light out or not so the jar will not waste it's power during the day. The jar must be in direct sunlight to charge the solar cells, but since the jar is sealed it can be left outside even in the rain or snow. The Sunjar also features an override switch to turn the jar off conserving power if you wish at night. This wonderful little jar of sunshine will set you back $34.99, but what's it matter if you can tell everyone that you have sunlight in a jar back at your house.
[Source: thinkgeek]
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