Wall, Base, Post and Stake-Mount Solar Light
- Coordinated Exterior Placement: Supports related lighting positions on walls, capped pillars, prepared path bases and soft landscape edges.
- Mains-Free Fixture Location: The integrated charging set removes the need for a mains cable at the fitting.
- Scene-Based App Control: Four default scenes, DIY scene selection and timed switching support planned night operation.
- Low-Power Status Feedback: Power management and low-power reminders provide battery-status information in the app.
| Mounting Forms | Wall mount / Short base / 800 mm post / 960 mm stake |
|---|---|
| Lighting Package | 4 W / 360 lm |
| Solar Panel | 5 V / 3.7 W monocrystalline |
| Battery | 18650 Li battery, 3.7 V / 4000 mAh |
| Charge / Work Time | 5–6 h / 9–11 h under listed conditions |
|---|---|
| CCT / CRI | 3000–6500 K / CRI 70 or 80 |
| Material / Protection | Aluminum + PMMA / IP65 |
Technical Specifications
Model Specifications
| Model / Form | Dimensions (mm) | Performance | Solar / Battery | Light / Build |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XGYSGL-YD231-E4 / Wall | Ø235×H145; base Ø110; proj. 260 | 4 W; 360 lm; 9-11 h | 5 V/3.7 W mono; 3.7 V/4 Ah; 5-6 h | 3000-6500 K; CRI70/80; IP65; Al+PMMA |
| XGYSGL-YD231-E4 / Base | Ø235×H128; base Ø118 | 4 W; 360 lm; 9-11 h | 5 V/3.7 W mono; 3.7 V/4 Ah; 5-6 h | 3000-6500 K; CRI70/80; IP65; Al+PMMA |
| XGYSGL-YD231-E4 / Post | Ø235×H800; base Ø120 | 4 W; 360 lm; 9-11 h | 5 V/3.7 W mono; 3.7 V/4 Ah; 5-6 h | 3000-6500 K; CRI70/80; IP65; Al+PMMA |
| XGYSGL-YD231-E4 / Stake | Ø235×H960; stake 200 | 4 W; 360 lm; 9-11 h | 5 V/3.7 W mono; 3.7 V/4 Ah; 5-6 h | 3000-6500 K; CRI70/80; IP65; Al+PMMA |
Product Description
Product Details
Product Construction
A circular solar-panel top sits above an annular PMMA diffuser and aluminum body. The light head connects to one of four mounting structures: a horizontal wall arm, compact base, fixed post or ground stake.
Selection & Installation Notes
Select the mounting structure before preparing the fixing point. The wall version measures Ø235 × H145 mm with a 110 mm base and 260 mm projection; the short-base version measures Ø235 × H128 mm with a 118 mm base; the post version measures Ø235 × H800 mm with a 120 mm base; and the stake version measures Ø235 × H960 mm with a 200 mm ground stake. Keep the solar surface clear of persistent shade and preserve enclosure joints and drainage during installation. Compare related products in our solar wall lights range.
Recommended Application
Applications
- Boundary And Entrance Walls: The wall-arm form projects the circular solar light from exterior walls.
- Pillar Tops: The short-base form places the light head on stable horizontal caps.
- Permanent Paths: The 800 mm fixed-post form provides solar lighting from prepared bases beside pedestrian routes.
- Soft Landscape Edges: The 960 mm stake form positions the light along suitable soil borders and planted areas.
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- R.KOO@NEW-LIGHTS.COM
Frequently Asked Questions?
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They use separate wall-arm, short-base, 800 mm fixed-post and 960 mm ground-stake structures. Match the fixing point and hardware to the selected form.
The listed charge time is 5–6 hours and the listed work time is 9–11 hours. Actual night runtime depends on received solar energy and operating conditions.
The listed functions include four default scenes, DIY scene selection, light adjustment, timed on/off, power management, low-power reminders and lighting-and-music synchronization.
Yes. A light sensor is listed for automatic response to ambient-light conditions.
CCT spans 3000–6500 K with CRI 70 or CRI 80 options.
No. IP65 is the listed enclosure-protection rating. Installation must still preserve joints, orientation, drainage and maintenance access.








