IP67 Solar Charging Compatible LED Ball Light

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Venus Lumiere

last updated：Sep 18, 2026

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Solar-powered ball light that can be placed anywhere for decoration and landscaping. No cables are needed outdoors, and it can be installed on the lawn using the included spike.

With an IP67 rating, it has excellent waterproofing. You can switch it ON/OFF with the waterproof switch on the back of the product, and change the color to 8 different options with another color switch. It can display white, warm white, red, green, blue, orange, purple, cyan, and magenta. Since it has a built-in solar panel, it can be installed anywhere without worrying about its appearance. It can be charged outdoors and set up indoors for nighttime scenery or as indirect lighting. It can also be directly installed in gardens with grass using the included spike. By removing the spike, it can float in a pool, making it a highly effective solar ball light for leisure facilities, hotels, villas, and cottages.

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Light color/color temperature RGB (3in1) + W + WW LED chip SMD5050 Input voltage DC5V Number of LEDs 2 SMD5050 RGB (3in1), 1 SMD5050 W (6000K), 1 SMD5050 WW (3000K) Power consumption Maximum 0.5W Body surface color White Battery Built-in, 1500mAh, 1.2W Protection rating IP67 Light range 320° Lighting time 8–12 hours Solar panel Built-in Body material Body = PE material, Base = ABS ON-OFF method Bottom switch ON/OFF button Color change method Change color with bottom switch (MODEL) Accessories External dimensions 300x300x266.5mm Weight Body = 0.97kg, including box = 1.47kg Environmental temperature -10°C to 50°C Packaging 315x315x310mm Operating function Day: Off state, automatically charges with built-in solar panel Night: Automatically lights up (with built-in light sensor)