Free Solar LED Christmas Lights for Earth Day

Beginning on April 22, 2009 at 10 a.m., HolidayLEDs.com, an e-commerce retailer of LED decorative lighting in U.S., will give away 1 free set of solar powered LED Christmas lights to the first 60 visitors to celebrate the Earth Day.

Last year, the company had celebrated Earth Day by giving away free LED icicle lights, while this year they have decided to go further by giving away solar powered LEDs for this year's celebration, said Nathan Munro of HolidayLEDs.com.

The free light sets are a 200 light LED Christmas light set that operates entirely from solar power. The super-efficient LEDs draw so little power they can operate using a very small solar panel. Only 60 sets are available and will be given away on a first-come, first-served basis. In addition to the free solar lights, HolidayLEDs.com is offering 25% off all of its LED lighting products.

HolidayLEDs.com also operates a Christmas light recycling program from October through February of each year. Participants who recycle these lights receive a coupon for 15% off HolidayLEDs.com LED Christmas lights. HolidayLEDs.com will reopen its recycling program for Earth Day from April 22 to April 29, 2009.

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