UFO Style Portable Solar Garden Light, 3300 Lumens

Most garden lights are either attractive or practical. The UFO shape is the one we built to be both, and it is the model that gets the second look on a buyer’s desk. Rounded die-cast aluminium body, no visible fixings from the front, and a light distribution that is soft rather than spotty.

The head uses a 50W LED chip at 170Lm/W, output 3300 lumens. On a patio or a walkway that is comfortable light rather than floodlight, and it is why this model sells to hospitality projects as well as to garden centres.

Inside is a LiFePO4 pack rated for 2000 cycles, which works out to roughly five years of running with no maintenance visits. The 3.2V 45000mAh pack is charged by a 40W/5V panel built into the head.

Why It Is Different

• Patented all-in-one body: panel, battery, controller and light in one sealed unit. No wiring, no separate box on the pole.
• Move it when you want: because there is no fixed supply, the lamp can be repositioned if the landscape plan changes or the planting matures.
• 170Lm/W at 50W: a bright head without the power draw, which is what allows the battery to last the night.
• 180° spread: fewer dark gaps along paths, patios and park walkways.
• Adjustable white: 3000K warm up to 6500K daylight, so a hotel terrace and a public path can use the same fixture.
• UFO styling: it reads as decoration as much as lighting, which is often what decides the order on a villa project.

Product Attributes

Technical Specifications

The optical lens is a proper diffuser rather than a clear cover, so the light does not glare when you look up from the path. Combined with the 180° spread, that is what makes the fixture usable on a courtyard table area and on a longer walkway at the same time.

Weight is 8.89kg, which surprises some buyers until they lift it: the mass is in the die-cast housing and the battery, not in a metal plate bolted to plastic. It is the reason the product survives a windy site and looks the same after a few seasons.

Inside Our Factory

LEADRAY was set up in 2005 in Shenzhen and now runs with 300-500 people, exporting 80-90% of production. Solar landscape lighting is what we do all day, so a model like this is our own tooling, our own die-casting, our own assembly line.

The plant has an independent laboratory on site, and every lamp is aged, weather-tested and checked for photoelectric parameters before packing. For a patented body like this one we also verify the sealing on produced units, because a shape that looks good and leaks is a return waiting to happen.

This portable die-cast solar garden light is a patented model of ours and has gone into villa, park and resort projects in Africa, South America, the Middle East and Eastern Europe. We have a fair amount of field data on how it behaves after two or three seasons, and we share that with buyers instead of pretending every climate is the same.

From us you get lighting layout suggestions, product customization, installation guidance, spare parts and a 3-year warranty. OEM and ODM are both available, and factory visits are welcome — the best way to judge a lamp this size is to hold one.

Questions Buyers Usually Ask

Q1: Is the installation really wireless?

Yes. There is no mains connection at all. Charge it in the sun, mount it, and the light control handles the rest. Moving it later takes a few minutes.

Q2: How long does the battery last?

LiFePO4 with a 2000 cycle rating, which is about five years of maintenance-free running. It is also the safer chemistry in high heat.

Q3: Does it switch on by itself?

It does. The built-in sensor charges in daylight, switches on at dusk and off at dawn, and the timer can shorten the working hours if a site needs more reserve.

Q4: Can it handle a rainy or humid site?

IP65 and a sealed die-cast body, so rain and humidity are fine. For continuous salt fog we would still recommend the corrosion-protected finish, so mention it at enquiry.

Q5: Can we brand it for our market?

Yes. Logo, packaging and light mode can be customized, and for a first order a sample is the sensible way to check the finish before committing.