Smart Lighting
Solar Steplight

Name: Smart Lighting Solar Steplight
Brand: Ring
SKU: B07YPB5JYM
Price: 29.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Solar-powered Steplight that shines up to 50 lumens of white light on stairs, decks and walkways when motion is detected. Connect Solar Steplight to the Ring Bridge to enable customizable smart controls in the Ring app and sync with other Ring Smart Lights and select Ring doorbells, cameras and Alexa-enabled devices.

*Requires a hub for smart controls. Sold separately. One Ring Bridge supported per household. Compatible hubs include Ring Bridge, Alarm Pro Base Station, Echo (4th Generation), Echo Show 10 (3rd Generation).

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Control With
Ring App
Adjustable Brightness
& Motion Detection
Motion-Activated
Notifications
Ideal for Stairs
& Walkways
Weather Resistant
Works
With Alexa

Safer steps powered by the sun.

Shine a bright path on steps and walkways with compact solar-powered Steplights. Simply place in direct sunlight to recharge.

Two Ring Solar Steplights mounted on outdoor steps at night, casting downward light to improve visibility and safety on walkways.

Lights on however you'd like

Easily turn your lights on or off, change the brightness and customize the motion sensitivity from anywhere – all from the Ring app.

Person using the Ring App on a smartphone to control outdoor Steplights, adjusting brightness and motion sensitivity with a live driveway camera feed.

It all starts with Ring Bridge

Illustration of the Ring Bridge against a white background.

Ring Bridge is the hub of your Lighting. It enables smart security features and connects your Ring lights with other compatible devices.

Minimalist greyscale illustration of three smart lighting devices, including a pathway light, spotlight, and motion sensor.

Group Ring Smart Lighting together to customize how they illuminate. If one light detects motion, it can brighten up a pathway or make your whole yard shine.

Greyscale illustration of a security camera and a video doorbell, with a blue ring around the button, symbolizing seamless pairing with Ring devices.

Connect to select Ring Video Doorbells and Cameras to see what’s happening whenever your lights illuminate.

Tech Specs - Solar Steplight

Size and Color

Dimensions

3.43 in x 2.19 in x 4.00 in (87.0 mm x 55.5 mm x 101.5 mm)

Available Colors

Black, White

Features

Lighting

Up to 50 lumens (adjustable), 3500K Color Temperature

Schedulable dusk to dawn glow

Motion Detection

Adjustable Motion Detection.*
Up to 120º field of view, detection angle dependent on distance from unit. 15' Range
*Ring Bridge or Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen), or Echo (4th Gen) Required

Power and Connectivity

Power

Solar and rechargeable battery

Battery

18650 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery. Can recharge via Micro USB.

Connectivity

Wireless connection to Ring Bridge, Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen), or Echo (4th Gen)

Installation

Operating Conditions

-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C), Weather Resistant (IP66 Rating)

Setup Requirements

Ring Bridge, Alarm Pro Base Station, Echo Show 10 (3rd Gen), or Echo (4th Gen) Required for Use with Other Ring Products (Sold Separately)
One Ring Bridge per household, supports approximately 50 Ring Smart Lighting Devices

General

Box Includes

Ring Smart Lighting Solar Steplight(1)

18650 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery(1)

Micro USB Charging Cable (1)

User Manual (1)

Security Sticker (1)

Installation Hardware (1pkt)

Warranty

One-year limited warranty

Frequently Asked Question

Where does the Smart Lighting Solar Steplight ship to?

Ships to the continental US (including Alaska and Hawaii).

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Amazon Customer Reviews

4.4 out of 5

1,778 global ratings

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4 star

14%

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Good brightness and easy setup, wish there were a warmer temperature version

Great product. Works great. Ring did it again

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Great little lights but don’t depend completely on solar to keep them charged….

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2021

Let me start by saying, that I don’t use these lights exactly as they were intended. They are mounted above my patio doors and camera on a 1st floor patio which is covered by a second floor patio which is covered by a roof. So I can’t speak to their rain proofing. Mine might get a little wet due to... heavy and or sideways rain or perhaps scattered drops if I’m window washing, but just barely. But for the purpose that I use them, they are GREAT. I wanted lights above my patio doors and camera for the night time and I didn’t want to pay for an electrician to install a junction box. Or have to install outdoor plugs. So my options were battery power and that pretty much means not having those lights on all night. Enter RING with the solar lights that stay on a low “glow” all night and light up when they (or the camera) sense motion. The fact that I could link these to other ring lights and cameras was a huge plus and made the purchase of the $50 ring bridge worth it for me (particularly since I got them on PRIME DAY at a good discount.) The solar powered floodlight either was not on sale or wasn’t out yet so these were my best (cheapest) to see if my idea would work. At the time I had my indoor ring camera mounted on the inside of my patio door facing out the window. So twilight and early nighttime made it hard for the camera to see outside clearly due to indoor lights reflecting. I wanted to see if the constant “glow” of these lights and them turning on when the camera sensed motion would help and they did! I would need more of them or the solar powered flood light to get the amount of light on the “constant on, glow” setting needed to completely overcome the reflection issue, but that’s fine.
So due to their location, my lights are certainly not as exposed as they would have to be in order to get full sun, all day. Which brings me to minor complaint #1: These lights use rechargeable CR123 lithium ion batteries. It’s easy and fairly inexpensive to buy some extras to switch them out. And you may want to do that. While I knew my lights couldn’t be recharged via sunlight exclusively, They get some direct sunlight from the south side on sunny days for maybe an hour or 2 but that’s not enough and I knew that. But I was a little surprised at how much direct sunlight they needed and for how long. If your goal is to run these guys totally on solar energy, you will need direct constant sunlight and a lot of it. Mine were at about 60% and I needed to have them pointed directly at the sun for about 6 hours (over a2 days time) to get them to the high 90s. Mine do hold a charge for a very long time which is good because it’s a PIA to disconnect them from their mounting (minor complaint #2:) You mount the “mounting “ of these lights before putting the lights themselves up. It quite easy with an electric screwdriver (but TINY screws) Then you slide the light into the mounting (very easy to do BEFORE you mount them, NOT as easy once you have screwed in the mount.) And if it’s not where and how you want it, shining at the angle you want, you will be starting all over. Also, unless you are installing this at night, you won’t know if the light is shining where you want until night falls, then you have start over the next day. My real (and only true complaint) is that the bracket (a tiny tiny tabs) that enable the light to slide into the bracket, are plastic. And not very strong plastic. So sliding the light in and out of the bracket (particularly if you’re reaching up, down, or sideways) is difficult. Mainly the sliding out. And it puts stress on those tabs which can break. THEN the light cannot connect properly with the bracket so it will not stay up. You may think that you can just mount the light it’s self to your stairs or wall with strong mounting tape or Velcro…. No. The light is shaped so that it slopes and angles and it’s very difficult to get enough surface area to mount the light. AND the only flat part of the light is the battery compartment which must be pinched to open to access the battery AND the charging port! Really this is so that they are sealed from moisture. STILL!! So mounting the light with the bracket is pretty much necessary. REMOVING the light from the bracket is awkward and difficult unless pretty much at eye level straight ahead so you look behind the light and make sure you are correctly and gently removing the light from the bracket. And removing the light from the bracket is necessary to open the back cover in order to charge the battery or switch it out. Strangely it’s pretty easy slide it back INTO the bracket. Sorry for the long dissertation but it’s difficult to describe and explain. And I will admit again that I am not using these lights as they were intended. However, I am a little skeptical that even when used exactly as they were intended, one would never have to remove the light from the bracket. Even Ring suggests that you plug in the lights to charge their batteries if there are a couple of cloudy days in a row. And unless you live in a very clear, sunny area and the steps or deck you intend to mount them to has unobstructed, constant sun, you WILL have to charge these. And you will definitely have to un mount them to do that. By the way, if you were wondering if you could just leave them plugged in, nope. They will not turn on while charging (a good thing because the battery and charging port are exposed when charging and if it rained… 😬) This is mostly not RING’S fault; the battery charging compartment must be water tight (they could have made that mounting/ un mounting part easier and made the bracket a little stronger at the stress points and maybe they will. As for the solar issues, it’s a small solar panel (it has to be, it’s a step/deck light), and the smaller the solar panel, the more sun it needs. And what I really DO like is that these little guys are pretty darn efficient with their power consumption. It’s been close to 2 months since I charged mine and they are still at low 30% with nightly use from dusk to dawn. At pretty high (over 1/2) brightness level.
I should add, I don’t use their motion detection. Because of their height and angle they would be alerting CONSTANTLY. I have mine set to “wake up” only when the camera they are linked to detects motion. And I have them set to stay on for about 30 seconds with no movement. That conserves a lot of battery life.
So despite the periodic inconvenience, these lights work well for me. Read more

Amazon Customer

Verified Purchase

A recharging smart light right where I need it.

Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2020

I think the Solar Steplight is my favorite of all the new solar lights. It's around as bright as a conventional flashlight, but with a nice diffused light. I wish the color of the light was changeable to something warmer than the existing pale yellow light, but it's not a deal breaker.

Th... Read more

Amazon Customer

Verified Purchase

A few shortcomings, but overall stellar

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2020

It's a pretty solid 4, let's go with what I like and don't like:
Don't like - the fact that you need a bridge. Despite the advertised range of LoRa radio (that the lights and bridge communicate with) it's not really that great. I get a better range on Z-wave devices. LoRa is non-meshing (unlike... Read more

Amazon Customer

Verified Purchase

Both Ring Solar Steplight were dead and customer service is excellent

Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023

Both Ring solar steplight were dead. Originally I was suspecting the batteries were aged or dead. Tried to use USB cable to power them up. One is not responding at all. No light. Hit the reset hole. No response either. Can't add to ring app. The secondary one appeared gone through a start up cycle ... Read more

Amazon Customer

Verified Purchase

Functions very well!

Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2021

My neighbors bedroom is on the side of my backdoor on my garage. This creates sleeping issues for them at night should I leave the light on or turn it on in order to take out the trash. So I struggled to figure out what to do about lighting since this area is completely dark at night and on a slight... Read more

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