Key Features

• Double-capacity 26700 / 4000 mAh battery – Stores enough charge to drive a full 10 metre run, delivering up to 14 hours of illumination after a day of charging.
• 600 LEDs across 10 metres – 2835 packages at 450 lm on high mode and 190 lm on low mode, covering long boundaries from one control unit instead of two separate kits.
• RF remote control at 10–20 metres – Radio frequency signalling works without line of sight and is unaffected by dust, grease, or obstructions between the remote and the receiver. Button control remains available on the unit.
• Zero wiring, zero running cost – Fully off-grid operation removes trenching, cabling, and electrician costs from the installation budget.
• Detachable adjustable ground spike – The panel angles toward peak sun and detaches for cleaning and off-season storage.
• IP65 sealed construction – W12.5 × H7.0 ± 0.5 mm brushed PVC extrusion, rated for continuous outdoor exposure from -25 °C to +45 °C.
• Six colour temperature options – 2700 K to 6500 K specified at order, letting you stock warm-white for European markets and cool-white for others from the same platform.
• Freight-efficient packing – 20 sets per carton keeps landed cost per set competitive on a long-length product.

Specifications

Materials & Finish

• Strip housing: PVC extrusion, brushed external finish, W12.5 × H7.0 ± 0.5 mm profile — the same section as the 5 metre model, so accessories and mounting hardware are shared across both SKUs.
• Ingress protection: IP65 across the strip body and the docking joint between strip and solar control unit.
• Battery cell: 26700 lithium cell, 4000 mAh at 3.2 V, sized specifically for the higher 5 W load of the 600-LED strip.
• Thermal range: -25 °C to +45 °C operating, -20 °C to +45 °C storage; relative humidity 10–90%.
• Photometric stability: L70B20 at 20,000 hours with SDCM ≤ 7, keeping colour consistent along a 10 metre continuous run.
• Mechanical endurance: 15,000 switching cycles, MTBF 20,000 hours.

Assembly & Installation

A 10 metre run installs in the same way as the 5 metre kit — the difference is the length of strip to secure, not the complexity of the work.

Tools needed: screwdriver, and a drill if fixing clips to masonry or hard fencing.

Steps:

1. Plan the strip route first, then position the solar panel where daylight exposure is longest across the day.
2. Insert the ground spike into soil, or hang the panel from a wall, fence, or railing.
3. Tilt the panel toward peak sun.
4. Run the strip along the boundary and fix it every 500–600 mm with the supplied clips, screws, and expansion bolts.
5. Connect the strip to the solar control unit via the keyed docking connector.
6. Pair and test the RF remote — verify operation from the far end of the run, well within the 10–20 metre range.

Practical note for long runs: fix the strip at consistent intervals to prevent sag between clips. Sag is the most common cause of an uneven light line on 10 metre installations.

Applications

• Full garden perimeters – A single kit covers boundary lines that would otherwise need two 5 metre units and two panels.
• Driveways and access paths – Continuous guidance lighting along longer approaches to a property.
• Large terraces and decking – Perimeter illumination for hospitality and residential outdoor entertaining areas.
• Fence and railing runs – Long uninterrupted linear lighting along garden fencing, balustrades, and screens.
• Campsites and event grounds – The remote control suits pitch and stand operators who need to switch lighting without walking the full length of the run.

Customization

Certifications

• CE
• CB
• RoHS
• Test reports available on request

Packing & Logistics

• Packing type: colour box + carton
• Packing quantity: 20 SET per carton
• Inner box dimensions: L235 × W205 × H105 mm
• Carton dimensions: L550 × W490 × H430 mm
• Accessories included: fixed clip, screw, expansion bolt
• MOQ: 50 sets
• Lead time: 15–21 days
• Port of loading: Guangzhou / Shenzhen

Service

• Warranty: 2 years
• Samples: free samples on standard items; freight collect
• Response time: within 2 hours
• After-sales: technical support by email or phone throughout the warranty period. Report quality issues with photographs, video, and the item number; verified defects are resolved by replacement parts or replacement units shipped with your next order, or by credit where no follow-up order is scheduled. Faults caused by physical damage, unauthorised modification, or use outside the rated environmental conditions fall outside warranty cover.
• Contact: tel: +86 18933392222 | email: [email protected] | global.joineonlux.com

FAQ

Q: How far does the remote control work on this solar LED strip light kit?
A: The RF remote operates at 10–20 metres. Because it uses radio frequency rather than infrared, it does not require line of sight and is not affected by dust, grease, or obstacles between the remote and the control unit. Button control on the unit remains available as an alternative.

Q: Why does the 10 metre kit use a larger battery than the 5 metre version?
A: The 10 metre strip carries 600 LEDs and draws 5 W on high mode, against 300 LEDs and 2 W for the 5 metre kit. The 26700 / 4000 mAh cell is specified to support that higher load across a full night, where the 18650 / 1800 mAh cell used in the shorter kit would not.

Q: Can one kit be used to light a garden perimeter?
A: Yes, up to 10 metres from a single solar panel and control unit. For longer boundaries, deploy multiple kits — each operates independently with its own panel, battery, and remote.

Q: Does the strip stay IP65 rated if it is cut?
A: The connected section retains IP65 protection. Cut only at the marked 50 mm intervals, and note that shortening the run reduces the number of powered LEDs and the total light output accordingly.

Q: What colour temperature should be specified for European retail?
A: Warm white at 2700 K or 3000 K is generally preferred for European garden and patio lighting, while 5000 K and 6500 K suit markets favouring a cooler daylight appearance. Colour temperature is fixed at production, so it must be confirmed per order line.

Q: What are the MOQ, lead time, and shipping port?
A: MOQ is 50 sets with a 15–21 day lead time. Cartons hold 20 sets and ship from Guangzhou or Shenzhen.