Ember

The standard Ember fixture is hard-wired to the wall using a mounting base and connects directly to your junction box. For the solar version, no wiring is required — the built-in solar panel powers the light without tapping into your home’s electrical system.

You can find the full step-by-step installation guide in our Help Center under the “Installation Guides” section and watch the Ember installation video under the Installation tab on the product page.

The solar-powered Ember includes adjustable brightness. You can use the remote control to dim the light up or down, making it easy to switch from functional lighting to a softer, more atmospheric glow.

On the solar version, the panel is integrated at the top of the fixture, where it collects sunlight during the day. When fully charged, Ember can run for up to around 12 hours on the lowest setting and approximately 4–5 hours on the brightest level.

For best performance, install Ember where the solar panel receives direct sunlight for most of the day. Product photos and dimension diagrams on the page show the exact panel placement.

Ember is offered in both non-solar and solar configurations, each with different wattage and lumen output. Please review the “Dimensions & Specs” section to match the version to your wall size and lighting requirements.

If you’re unsure which option to choose, simply fill out our contact form with details about your space — our team will be happy to recommend the most suitable Ember configuration.

Yes. Ember is rated IP65, which means it is protected against dust and low-pressure water jets from any direction. This makes it well-suited for exterior applications and everyday outdoor exposure.

A low-voltage option (for example 12V or 24V) is available for the non-solar Ember. If your project requires low-voltage wiring, please contact us with your preferred voltage so we can confirm compatibility and provide a customized quote.