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Solar pathway lights
Pathway lighting has one job: make the route legible after dark without wiring. Buyers in the US market search for it as "solar pathway lights"; in this catalogue the job is covered by the lawn and ground models of the garden range — stake-in lawn lights for the path edge and low ground spotlights that wash the surface itself. This page maps the recorded models to pathway use, using only the specifications in their product records.
Stake-in lawn lights for path edges
The solar garden lawn light (XLTD-1906) is the pathway workhorse: glass and stainless steel, IP65, with a motion sensor that detects movement at 6–8 m — useful where a path is used intermittently and full-night burning is wasteful. Its 600 mAh Ni-MH battery charges in 8–10 hours from a 2 V 150 mA polycrystalline panel, and the documented MOQ is 100 pieces. The house-shaped solar lawn light offers a decorative alternative: a 1 LED design in PP and PS with a 1.2 V 600 mAh battery, 3–5 hour charging, 8–10 hours of continuous working time and a recorded MOQ of just 10 pieces, which suits trial orders.
| Pathway models | Solar garden lawn light; House-shaped solar lawn light; Solar ground spotlight |
|---|---|
| Ratings in the records | IP65 across the three models |
| Sensing | Motion sensor, 6–8 m (lawn light) |
| Recorded MOQs | 100 pcs (lawn light); 10 pcs (house-shaped lawn light) |
Ground spotlights for the path surface
The solar ground spotlight (PY-S4115S-60) sits at ground level and throws light across the walking surface — the right format for driveways, steps and path junctions. The record gives IP65 sealing, a 3000–6000 K colour range and a 0.48 kg unit weight. For longer runs and feature points along a route, the solar garden landscape spotlight adds an aluminium body, a 120° beam and 100–200 lm output with panel options of 4 V 3 W or 5 V 2 W.
Layout notes buyers use
- Space sensor lawn lights where people actually trigger them — at gates, bends and junctions — rather than at even intervals.
- Mix formats: stake lights to mark the edge, ground spots to light the surface, landscape spots at features.
- Keep panels unshaded: every model here charges from its own small panel, so planting growth is the main maintenance item.
Are these lights bright enough for a driveway?
They are marker and accent lights, not area floodlights. For driveways that need working light, pair them with the solar floodlight series (25–300 W options).
What working time should I expect?
The house-shaped lawn light records 8–10 hours of continuous lighting; sensor models extend effective coverage by lighting on demand.
Can I mix models in one order?
Yes — the garden models consolidate into one programme; state quantities per model in your enquiry.
Spacing and placement rules of thumb
Pathway lights read as a rhythm, not as individual lamps. Space stake-in lawn lights so their pools of light just touch — on most residential paths that means a fitting every two to three metres on alternating sides, which avoids both the dark gaps that break the route and the airport-runway look of over-lighting. Keep sensor models at decision points: gates, steps, junctions and the ends of drives, where light-on-approach earns its keep. Ground spotlights belong at surface changes — the first step down, the edge of a deck, the turn of a path — aimed across the tread rather than into walkers' eyes. Before fixing a layout, walk it once at night with two or three sample units; pathway lighting is the one category where a ten-minute test saves a season of returns.