Ring Smart Lighting White Floodlight (Solar) - B07YP9W129

Ring 5AT1S5-WEN0 Smart Lighting White Floodlight (Solar)

Solar-powered Floodlight that shines up to 1200 lumens of white light on driveways, backyards and large areas when motion is detected. Connect Solar Floodlight 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 Ring Bridge for smart controls. Sold separately. One Ring Bridge supported per household. See Tech Specs for compatibility requirements and other important information.

Key Features

• Control With Ring App
• Adjustable Brightness & Motion Detection
• Motion-Activated Notifications
• Ideal for Garages & Backyards
• Weather Resistant
• Works With Alexa

Features

• Security powered by the sun.
  Light up large spaces and shine a light on high-traffic areas with solar-powered Floodlight. Simply place in direct sunlight to recharge.
• 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.
• Complete control. One simple app.
  • Connected Devices
    Connect to select Ring devices to see what’s happening from a single dashboard and control them with one simple app.
  • Customize Settings
    Adjust the brightness and motion settings of your Smart Lighting. Plus create countless combinations to customize your Ring of Security.
  • Real-Time Notifications
    Receive real-time notifications on your phone and tablet to stay in-the-know when anything happens at home.
• It all starts with Ring Bridge.
  • Ring Bridge is the hub of your Smart Lighting. It enables smart security features and connects your Ring smart lights with other compatible devices.
  • 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.
  • Connect to select Ring Video Doorbells and Cameras to see what’s happening whenever your lights illuminate.