Solar lights for garden

Garden is the deepest application in the solar catalogue. The garden models share a buyer-friendly pattern — self-contained solar charging, automatic night operation and stake or surface mounting with no wiring — but they split into three distinct jobs: marking and lighting the ground (lawn lights), accenting planting and features (spotlights), and decoration (watering-can lights and strip sets). This page covers the models recorded for each job, with the figures from their product records.

Solar garden lawn light (XLTD-1906)

The anchor lawn model is a glass and stainless-steel light rated IP65, built around a polycrystalline silicon panel (2 V, 150 mA) and a 600 mAh Ni-MH battery. The record lists a charging time of 8–10 hours, a motion sensor with a detection range of 6–8 m, and colour temperature options of 3000 K and 6500 K. The documented minimum order quantity is 100 pieces, and the unit is a compact 17 × 14 × 19 cm — a straightforward volume line for garden retail programmes.

Model	XLTD-1906
IP rating	IP65
Materials	Glass + stainless steel
Solar panel	Polycrystalline silicon, 2 V / 150 mA
Battery	600 mAh Ni-MH
Charging time	8–10 h
Sensing	Motion sensor, 6–8 m detection range
Colour temperature	3000 K / 6500 K
Recorded MOQ	100 pcs

Solar garden landscape spotlight

For accent work, the landscape spotlight uses an aluminium body, IP65 sealing and a choice of panel and battery configurations in the record (4 V 3 W or 5 V 2 W panels; 3.2 V 32700 4500 mAh or 3.7 V 2200 mAh batteries). Output is recorded at 100–200 lm with a 120° beam, colour options of 3000 K, 6000 K and RGB, and a 50,000-hour service life figure. It is the garden range's feature-lighting tool: trees, signage, water features and façade details.

Decorative garden pieces

Two decorative formats round out the garden offer. The solar watering can garden light (IP44, iron and ABS) runs a 2 V 120 mA panel and 1.2 V 600 mAh battery for 8–10 hours of working time, with 36 LEDs (48 in the RGB version) and a documented 100-piece MOQ. The solar garden LED strip light set extends the decorative theme to strip format for borders and structures. Both are giftable, seasonal-friendly lines that consolidate well with the lawn and spot models above.

Spec'ing a garden programme

Match IP to exposure: IP65 models for open lawn and border positions; IP44 decorative pieces for covered or sheltered spots.
Sensor or dusk-to-dawn? The lawn light's 6–8 m motion sensing suits paths crossed at night; steady decorative pieces suit ambient scenes.
Confirm the exact battery and panel configuration per model at quote stage — several garden records list two configurations.

What is the MOQ on garden solar lights?

The records state 100 pieces for the lawn light and the watering-can light. Other garden models are quoted per programme — ask when you enquire.

Do the garden lights need wiring?

No. Each model is a self-contained solar unit with its own panel and battery, mounted by stake or surface fixing.

Can garden models carry our branding?

Several records list the brand field as "PENYA OR OEM", so OEM branding is part of the offer on those lines — confirm per model.

Planning a garden programme that consolidates

Garden programmes fail at the carton level more often than at the product level: five decorative formats from five suppliers means five packaging standards, five spare-part stories and five minimums to negotiate. The garden range here is structured to consolidate — lawn, spot, string and watering-can formats share the warm-white colour story and the same self-contained solar architecture, so a seasonal programme can be built as one range review instead of five separate purchases. When you send an enquiry, listing the formats and target quantities together produces a cleaner quotation than five separate threads, and it lets the range be checked as a system: sensor models where paths are crossed, steady decorative models where the scene is static, and IP65 as the default for anything that lives outdoors through a wet season.