Create a warm, clearly defined edge along walkways, garden beds, patio borders, and driveway edges—without running a power cable. Each ground-stake light produces 50 lumens of 2700K warm-white light. The integrated solar panel charges the internal 800mAh rechargeable battery during the day, while a built-in light sensor turns the fixture on automatically at dusk.
After approximately 6–8 hours of direct sunlight, runtime can reach about 8–12 hours. Actual brightness and runtime vary with season, shade, weather, panel cleanliness, and battery age.
Warm Path Guidance, Not Security Floodlighting
Fifty lumens per fixture provides visible pathway guidance and decorative landscape accent lighting when multiple lights are spaced along a route. The warm 2700K output creates a welcoming atmosphere rather than a cool, high-intensity security beam. Use dedicated higher-output lighting at entrances, stairs, and other locations that need broad coverage.
What to Expect
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No mains wiring: Each light has its own integrated solar panel and rechargeable battery, so no outdoor outlet is required.
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Automatic dusk-to-dawn operation: The lights charge during the day, turn on at dusk, and switch off when daylight returns.
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IP65-rated housing: Dust-tight and protected against water jets for normal outdoor use; not designed for immersion or standing water.
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Ground-stake installation: Designed for firm, well-drained soil beside paths, lawns, garden beds, patio borders, and driveway edges.
Key Specifications
Solar Pathway Light Specifications
| Brightness |
50 lumens per fixture |
| Light color |
2700K warm white |
| Light source |
LED filament bulb |
| Battery |
800mAh internal rechargeable battery |
| Charging time |
Approximately 6–8 hours of direct sunlight |
| Runtime |
Approximately 8–12 hours after a full charge |
| Operation |
Automatic dusk-to-dawn |
| Ingress protection |
IP65 |
| Housing |
ABS |
| Installation |
Ground stake |
| Pack options |
2, 6, or 12 identical lights |
Choose Your Pack Size
Use a 2-pack for a short paired feature, 6 lights for a modest path, or 12 lights for a longer route or border. For a typical garden path, begin with approximately 4–6 ft (1.2–1.8 m) between fixtures and test the pattern after dark before finalizing every position.