FSI 2025 Solar Garden Lights Revolution: The Perfect Blend of Smart Security and Aesthetic Lighting
FSI Unveils 2024 Solar Garden Lights with Smart Security & Eco-Design Fresh Source International, a over 10-year outdoor lighting leader, debuts 2024 solar garden lights integrating smart security and sustainable design. The series includes motion-activated wall lights (e.g., AMS983 with 30% more low-light efficiency), RGBW path lights, and floodlight cameras with 1080P surveillance.
——A Decade-Long Industry Leader Ushering in a New Era of Low-Carbon Outdoor Lighting
Photo: FSI solar garden lights in a courtyard setting, combining safety and decorative appeal
Industry Background: From "Functionality" to "Experience" Upgrade
As a leading outdoor lighting company with 10 years of experience, FSI (Fresh Source International) recently launched its 2024 solar garden light series, focusing on "efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability" across three major scenarios: security, path lighting, and wall decoration. Data shows that the global solar garden light market is expected to exceed $3.2 billion in 2024 (CAGR 8.7%). With its R&D center in Shenzhen and dual manufacturing facilities in China and Cambodia (annual production capacity of 3-5 million sets), FSI has become the preferred supplier for international retailers such as Costco and Lowe’s.
Star Product Analysis: Technical Parameters × Scenario-Based Design
1. Security Pioneer: Smart Motion-Activated Solar Wall Lights
Representative Model: AMS983 (High-Efficiency Thin Film Solar Version)
●Core Technology: 165×133mm thin-film solar panel (30% more efficient in low-light conditions), dual 2000mAh lithium-ion batteries, 180°/21m ultra-wide motion detection range
●Scenarios: Corners, eaves, garage entrances, with 30/60/120-second delay off function and IP65 waterproof rating for rain and snow
●Innovation: Compared to traditional monocrystalline panels, the AMS series generates 45% more power on cloudy days, and it was rainy for 3 consecutive days and still worked normally.
FSI High Efficiency Thin Film Solar Cell
Max 30% More Power Output Compared to Crystalline
|
Parameter |
Thin Film (Amorphous Silicon) |
Thin Film (Cadmium Telluride) |
Crystalline Silicon |
|
Conversion Efficiency |
7 - 10% |
14 - 16% |
18 - 20% |
|
Sunny-Day Performance |
Good |
Good |
Good |
|
Cloudy-Day Performance |
Good |
Good |
Good |
|
Degradation |
Stabilizes after 3-6 months (<=20% total) |
1.8% first year, 1% annual thereafter |
~1% annual |
|
Appearance |
Uniform, tech-forward (minor color differences) |
Matte black, tech-forward |
Visible interconnects (less aesthetic than amorphous) |
|
Materials |
TCO glass + Cell + PET |
TCO glass + Cell + PET |
1. Encapsulated with epoxy resin |
|
US Anti-Dumping/Countervailing Duties |
None |
None |
Applicable for sizes >10×10 cm |
► FSI is the industry’s first and most experienced manufacturer specializing in thin-film solar cells. While thin-film lags crystalline in conversion efficiency, it excels in low-light and diffused-light conditions, generating 9-30% more power than crystalline at the same wattage. This offers greater flexibility for installation angles/locations, making it ideal for cloudy regions (e.g., the UK).
► Crystalline silicon has seen rapid cost reductions and improved low-light performance in recent years. Combined with its high efficiency, it now poses strong competition.
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Model |
Brightness (lm) |
Battery Capacity |
Detection Range |
Color Temperature |
Installation Method |
|
AMS983 |
2000 |
Li-ion ×2 |
21m |
6500K |
Corner/eave dual mounting |
|
BMS115 |
1000 |
2000mAh |
8m |
6500K |
Vintage wall-mounted design |
Diagram: AMS983 installation (Left: Corner right-angle installation; Right: Eave embedded installation)
2. Path Aesthetics: RGBW Color-Changing Solar Path Lights
Representative Model: DDS201 (DIY Linkable Version)
●Highlights: 128×77mm solar panel, 1500mAh battery, supports D2D (dusk-to-dawn) + RGBW four-color gradient, single light covers 1.5m path
●User Case: Boston user Sarah shared: "Linked 10 DDS201 lights, customized warm yellow for weekends and cool white for weekdays via APP, kids are no longer afraid of walking at night."
●Data: IP65 waterproof, operates in -20℃ to 50℃, 4 hours of daily charging provides 12 hours of continuous lighting (low brightness mode)
3. Smart Connectivity: Solar Floodlight with Camera
Model: ACA982 (Security Upgrade Version)
●Black Technology: 1080P@20fps real-time monitoring, 120°/21m motion detection, WiFi direct connection to mobile phone, supports "automatic recording + sudden light brightening" when motion is detected
●Scenarios: Backyards, pool areas, triggers light and recording when intruders are detected at night, sends alerts to homeowners' mobile phones in real-time
Sustainability: A Low-Carbon Commitment from Materials to Production
FSI’s Cambodia factory uses 100% photovoltaic power, thin-film solar panels have a lifespan of 8 years (compared to 5 years for traditional monocrystalline panels), and all products are BSCI and CE certified. Take BMS117 as an example; its 168×48mm solar panel is recyclable and biodegradable, and packaging uses 60% recycled paper, reducing carbon footprint by 37% compared to 2020.
"We’re not just selling lights; we’re creating an 'anxiety-free' outdoor experience." — John Smith, FSI’s North America Sales Director
Market Feedback and Future Outlook
FSI’s solar lights exceeded sales expectations by 40% in Walmart pilot programs in 2023. In 2024, 12 new "DIY easy-install" designs will be added (such as the magnetic wall light BMS221). Industry analysts note: "FSI’s advantage lies in 'technology accessibility'—bringing commercial-grade thin-film solar technology to the household market, making high-end security and aesthetic lighting affordable."
Experience It Now: Visit FSI’s official website for a virtual product showroom. In spring 2024, FSI has debuted a solar courtyard lighting set at the KBIS Fair in Las Vegas (Booth N2345). Stay tuned!
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Fresh Source International | Global Headquarters: Zhongshan, China | R&D Center: Shenzhen | Practitioner of Sustainable Lighting