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Enjoy four solar-powered Pathlights that each shine up to 80 lumens of white light on walkways, driveways and pathways when motion is detected. Connect Solar Pathlights to the included 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. One Ring Bridge supported per household.
Activate connected lights, doorbells, and cameras when motion is detected.
$24.99
Outdoor Smart Plug
Control your existing outdoor lights and enable smart controls for other devices.
$29.99
Solar Steplight
Shine 50 lumens of light when motion is detected on stairs, decks, and paths.
$29.99
What’s included.
Ring devices work together to help protect what matters most in and around
your home. Connect additional Ring products, Alexa-enabled devices, and
select third-party accessories to expand your Ring of Security.
Solar Pathlight (x4)
Light up paths with solar-powered Pathlights that easily stake into soft ground. Simply place in direct sunlight to recharge.
Ring Bridge
Your link to smarter security. Group Ring Smart Lights together and receive notifications whenever motion is detected.
Tech Specs - Solar Pathlight
Size and Color
Pathlight Dimensions
16.8 in x 4.33 in x 4.33 in (426.4 mm x 110 mm x 110 mm)
Mounting Stake Dimensions
5.91 in x 4.33 in x 4.33 in (150 mm x 60 mm x 60 mm)
Available Colors
Black
Features
Lights
Up to 80 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, 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
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 Icludes
Ring Smart Lighting Solar Pathlight(4)
Mounting Stake (4)
18650 Lithium-Ion Rechargeable Battery (4)
Micro USB Charging Cable (4)
User Manual (4)
Security Sticker (4)
Warranty: 1 Year Limited Warranty
Warranty
1 Year Limited Warranty
Tech Specs - Bridge
Size and Color
Dimensions
2.34 in. x 2.46 in. x 0.79 in. (59 mm x 62.5 mm x 20 mm)
Available Colors
White
Features
Purpose
Connects all of your Ring Smart Lighting devices to your Ring system for control and smart security features.
Power and Connectivity
Power
USB Power Supply (Included)
Internet Requirements
Requires a minimum upload speed of 1Mbps, but 2 Mbps is recommended for optimal performance
Connectivity
Connects to Ring Smart Lighting compatible devices
802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi Connection @ 2.4GHz
Installation
Average Install Time
5 Minutes
Operating Conditions
32°F to 120°F (0°C to 48.5°C), Indoor install only
Setup Requirements
Standard Power Outlet
One Ring Bridge per household; supports approximately 50 Ring Smart Lighting devices
General
Boxes Includes
Ring Bridge, USB Power Supply and Cable, User Manual, Security Sticker
Warranty
1 year limited warranty
Security
Software Security Update
This device receives guaranteed software security updates until at least four years after the device is last available for purchase as a new unit on our websites. Learn more. If you already own a Ring device, visit Software Security Updates in Ring Control Center for information specific to your device.
Purchased a total of 8 Ring solar path lights w/ bridge in August 2021. When I contacted Ring a year later, in August 2022, about my solar path light issues, tech support was very helpful and worked through troubleshooting my problem. It came down to drained batteries that would not recharge suffici...ently to power their devices. I was informed that batteries are not covered under their warranty and they no longer provide replacements. I purchased the replacement lithium ion batteries that they recommended . The path lights started functioning again; however within 2 weeks all my batteries had discharged and were not recharging even though solar path lights are and have always been in full Arizona sun. Plugged in cable charger and now batteries only charge to 85% & will only light up while on the charging cable while inside the house. Not useful! A year of great solar lighting out of the original set of Ring rechargeable solar batteries is a fair expectation here in AZ. Why don't you sell the same Ring batteries as replacements? While I am a big Ring fan, I am extremely disappointed with this particular Ring product. The battery is the weak link here. Ring, you need to step up your game here and sell the proper replacement batteries! You also need to be upfront with the customer and market the path light as needing solar batteries replaced after some number of charges.Read more
Amazon Customer
Verified Purchase
Ring integration & Solar makes for great value & ease of use
Reviewed in the United States on July 30, 2024
Better half was not at all enthusiastic about this however now she is a big fan. Winter Update at bottom.
Likes: 1. Solar. In our set up, works fabulous. No batteries nor low voltage complexity. Enables flexibility of placement. 2. Schedule: dusk to 11pm schedule which ramps up... to full on motion. Similar for 6:am to sunrise. Minimizes light pollution, maximizes safety on our path. 3. Smarts: We have it so only start and end motions units trip the group. In our placement of 4 following a winding path, we’re pretty sure the middle units motions are…. Deer. How did we discover this? See below. 4. Ring integration. In our set up, looking at device history, when only the middle motion sensors trip we worked out it was deer traversing the path. Visitors walking the path tripped the first and last sensors. 5. Expandability. Sure enough we ordered two solar stair lights and a solar wall light. And now an additional 2 solar path lights, and two light bulbs. 6. Flexibility. Endless possibilities. 7. Range: have lights 80 feet apart with 3 stories of elevation difference. BONUS: replaceable batteries. Replace when the batteries eventually fail.
Dislikes 1. Scanning the QR code on an iPhone. Needs to be snappier! 2. How about a map? We have a Door Bell Plus, the radar view is nice. Howabout awareness (manual or automated) of all Ring devices? 3. The Bridge. Yes, another device to plug in. Since we were in try it out mode, we really didn’t want another Echo / Show device. An upgrade promo for Ring Light buyer perhaps? 4. Unnecessary Charging cables. So far every light has come with one. Make it optional. 5. Future Proof: will this ve replaced by Matter / Thread?
Summary Completely recommend if you have right solar aspects. We are now up to 9 Solar Path lights, 1 Solar Wall Light, 3 Solar Step lights, and 3 Outdoor plugs. We use one step light to light up our street number. If you have dogs, the motion sensors are great to gauge early if you have visitors.
Winter Update: we've had 30+ CM of snow, and have seen -10C averaging 0C since daylight saving ended. As the leaves sell, some lights are getting more sunlight now than summer. 1. To Maximize battery life, we took some lights off Night schedule, and have them only on motion 2. For the lights with less solar, we seem to be charging at most once every two weeks.Read more
Amazon Customer
Verified Purchase
***UPDATED***Didn't last 2 years
Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2022
****UPDATE**** After writing my review below, A representative from Ring reached out. We did some troubleshooting and discovered it was the batteries. They tried to send me some batteries for free. Unfortunately, they were back ordered. Instead they replaced all the lights. This resolved my iss...ue. This was customer service at their finest. I figured I was out of luck due to being out of warranty. But, they made it right. I now recommend this product.
Original Post: I bought 8 of these in November 2020. They worked great until July 2022. The solar panels are no longer charging the battery on half of them. Which is a bummer. They are out of warranty. They currently cost $34+ to replace a piece. Other than that, they worked great and provided enough light for our stairs going to the house.Read more
Amazon Customer
Verified Purchase
Bought 8, 4 are dead within 6 months. JUNK!
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2021
Update: The remaining four died (8/8 DEAD) shortly after I wrote this review. Steer clear of these things.
Background: I bought eight of these over about a six month period, starting in October of 2020 (some from Amazon, and some from Home Depot - All new). Installation was surrounding ou...r swimming pool deck. I live just outside of Phoenix, AZ.
Installation: Setup via the Ring app, and setting up routines via the Alexa app are very straightforward. Once that was done the physical install was simple. Hammer in the spike, twist on the light, and you're done. Ensuring the light was level was the only tweaking I had to do.
Function: The lights worked great for about 2-3 months. After that, they started failing one by one. At this time, FOUR OUT OF THE EIGHT LIGHTS HAVE FAILED. I noticed some weren't coming on, so I checked the app. The showed as "Disconnected". I brought the lights in the house and tried resetting the lights. I was still not able to connect to the lights. I connected the light to USB power and was now able to connect the light. I tried resetting it while connected to power, tried removing the light from the app and adding again, and no matter what I did, the lights would not connect when I removed them from USB power (that was even after leaving them to charge over night - I did this with all four that failed as well). I have ZERO faith that the remaining four will last much longer, especially when the four that have failed couldn't make it through an Arizona spring (good luck with the upcoming summer heat). Aren't solar lights supposed to be in the sun?
Customer Support: I would give a negative start for this if I could. Absolutely awful experience. I call when the first two failed, and was told that they would replace them under warranty. I will say that instead of actually listening to the problem and understanding the troubleshooting process that was done, they were looking to replace them instead of work through the actual issue. Either way, they shipped the replacements and sent me UPS tags to return the broken lights. A few days later I received the package only to see they sent the wrong lights (they sent non-solar versions). I called them to remedy the issue and was told I would be contacted by the shipping department to remedy the problem in the coming days. Didn't receive that call or a follow up email. I started researching the issue online and found that other path light owners had talked about the same issue on Ring's user forum. It turns out that they had tracked it down to bad batteries, so I took a battery out of one of my path lights that was still functioning, and the light that wasn't connecting connected. Some of the people said that Ring had sent them replacement batteries to fix the problem. Intent on fixing the whole issue (two more path lights have now failed at this point), I called Ring for a third time. I mentioned what I had read on their forum and asked about replacement batteries, to which I was told "Ring does not supply replacement batteries for path lights via warranty or for sale". Wonderful.......... Well, at this point I just want a shipping label to send back the wrong lights they sent and to get the correct version of the four that failed. I imagine I will have to go back through this when the next four fail.
Verdict: I have too many Amazon devices to count and have my home decked out in Ring cameras and equipment as well. After this, I won't be purchasing any more ring products. The products failed after a few months and their customer service is atrocious. Not exactly what I would expect out of such an established company. I have decided to look online for third party 3.7v 18650 batteries to replace them as they fail, and when they die for good, they will go in the trash.Read more
Amazon Customer
Verified Purchase
Two lights have failed prematurely
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2024
I have 15 of these lights and for the most part they work as expected. I do have two lights that have failed and do not work even with new Ring batteries. The light head of one of these lights fills up with water each time it rains and kills the battery immediately. The other light will not work ...at all, even with new Ring batteries. I have had the lights for nearly three years and the other 13 still work as expected. Cloudy days does affect the recharge cycle, but that is expected. I have them connected to a Ring bridge with a Door Camera and I am notified each time someone comes into my driveway which is good.Read more
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