Rechargeable solar table lamps
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Place the lamp where it catches the sun, without running a cable: it recharges by day and gives back its light in the evening. To choose, start with exposure. An entrance or a garden open to the rain calls for an IP65 rating, a covered terrace is fine with IP54, and sheltered use only needs IP20.
How does a rechargeable solar table lamp work?
A rechargeable solar table lamp captures daylight through its solar panel, stores the energy in its battery and then releases it at nightfall, with no plug or cable. It sits on a table, a ledge or a slab, outdoors or near an entrance. The whole collection works on this principle.
Rechargeable solar table lamps: how do they recharge?
The built-in solar panel converts light into electricity, day after day, and the battery stores that energy. No intervention needed: no plugging in, no extension lead to run across a terrace. Just avoid masking the sensor, a flower pot or a low wall in front is enough to break the recharge.
Does a rechargeable solar lamp light up at night?
Yes, as long as it has recharged during the day. Most models in the collection include an integrated LED module, the others take an E27 bulb. A lamp placed near an armchair, a step or an entrance takes over when daylight fades, as accent lighting.
Which rechargeable solar lamp for a terrace, an entrance or the garden?
The choice depends on exposure: a covered terrace is fine with an IP54 or IP44 rating, while an entrance or a garden exposed to rain calls for IP65. Size matters too: a compact lamp on a table, a taller piece placed on the ground.
| Room | Protection rating | Light temperatures | Style | Model examples |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Garden, exposed outdoor | IP65 | Warm, neutral or cool white | Contemporary, art deco | Jomara, Novtoreta, Cubella, Atrium, Artema |
| Outdoor under an awning | IP44 | Warm white | Contemporary | Soleila, Mireva |
| Covered terrace | IP54 | Warm white | Contemporary | Solella |
| Entrance | IP65 | Warm white to cool white | Contemporary | Cubella |
| Indoor, protected from splashes | IP20 | Warm white or cool white | Contemporary | Nertoraro |
For an entrance, the Cubella solar lamp, cube-shaped and white, comes in several sizes and holds IP65. On a covered terrace, the Solella combines bamboo slats and metal in IP54. In the garden, the Novtoreta, conical and white, measures 19 x 30 cm.
Which IP rating for an outdoor solar lamp?
The IP rating describes resistance to dust and water. IP65 suits a lamp that takes rain head-on. IP54 protects a covered terrace or an awning, and IP44 occasional exposure. An IP20 stays indoors, or outside under full shelter. Keep the simple rule: the wetter the lamp, the higher the rating must be.
Which size to place on a terrace table?
On a table, aim for a compact lamp so it does not get in the way of plates: 10 x 30 cm like the Soleila, or 16 x 25 cm like the Mireva. A piece 30 cm tall or more is better placed on the ground, at the foot of an armchair. To compare volumes, browse the design LED table lamps.
How to connect several lamps to a single power supply?
No connection is needed: these lamps run on solar energy and are placed where they catch the light. There is no power supply to run, no wall switch to wire, no parallel wiring to plan, unlike spotlights that need connecting.
Can several lamps be connected in parallel?
Parallel wiring concerns fixtures connected to the mains, which share the same supply. Here, each lamp is self-sufficient: it recharges on its own and moves without unplugging anything. Spreading several models across a terrace simply means placing them where they are useful, without running a single line.
Wiring 3 lamps to 1 switch: how to do it without a cable?
There is no common switch to plan, since none of these lamps is connected to the grid. Each one turns on for itself, which lets you move one without touching the others. If you are looking for mains-connected fixtures, take a look at all Designix fixtures.
Contemporary, art deco or Italian design: which table lamp style to choose?
The collection is divided between a contemporary style with simple lines and an art deco style with a ribbed base and an ovoid shade. Italian design, close to contemporary, is recognisable by its sculptural shapes; the ball lamp plays on a rounded, compact volume.
What is an Italian design table lamp?
Italian design refers to a style with pure, almost sculptural lines, where the silhouette matters as much as the light. In this collection, the art deco pieces come close with their ribbed base and ovoid shade, such as the Atrium lamp or the Artema, in beige.
Design ball table lamp: how to recognise it?
A ball lamp is round and compact: it fits in one hand and sits on a side table, a shelf or a window ledge. Its soft shape goes anywhere and pairs well with Nordic-inspired pieces. In the collection, square volumes structure, round ones soften, the star shape becomes a pattern.
Integrated LED or E27 socket: which light and material to choose?
An integrated LED socket needs no maintenance: nothing to replace. An E27 socket takes a standard bulb, which leaves the choice of light open. On materials, plastic stays light and resistant, metal adds weight, bamboo or wood a warm finish.
| Model | Dimensions | Protection rating | Socket |
|---|---|---|---|
| Novtoreta | 19 x 30 cm | IP65 | LED |
| Soleila | 10 x 30 cm | IP44 | LED, with dimmer |
| Solella | 16 x 16 x 36 cm | IP54 | LED |
| Cubella | 20 x 20, 32 x 32 or 40 x 40 cm | IP65 | LED |
| Nertoraro | 46 x 42.6 x 22.5 cm (small), 62 x 58 x 25.6 cm (large) | IP20 | E27 |
| Atrium | 27.8 x 40.7 cm | IP65 | LED |
Should you choose a solar LED lamp or an E27 socket?
Integrated LED is set and forgotten: no bulb to buy again. The E27 socket lets you change the source to suit the mood, and here concerns the Jomara solar lamp, in white plastic and IP65, as well as the Nertoraro, star-shaped and IP20. Only one model has a dimmer to lower the intensity: the Soleila.
Which solar lamp colour for outdoors?
White and beige stay discreet on a facade or a table. Black stands out more, like the Soleila in openwork metal, to be found with the black finishes. Amber tints the light and warms the whole, like the Mireva. Compare the white finishes too.
Which light temperature for an outdoor solar lamp?
Warm white, between 2700 and 3500 K, creates a soft mood on a terrace or around a dining area. Neutral white, from 3500 to 4500 K, suits passage areas, and cool white, from 4500 to 6500 K, lights an entrance or a staircase more sharply.
Warm white or cool white for a terrace?
On a terrace, warm white relaxes the mood of an evening meal: it is the shade of most models in the collection. Cool white is only needed where you must see clearly, a step, a staircase, a front door. The two complement each other very well in the same outdoor space.
Can you choose the colour temperature on a solar lamp?
On some models only. The Jomara, Novtoreta, Cubella and Nertoraro offer several temperatures, from warm white to cool white. The others give a fixed shade, often warm white. To vary according to use, it is therefore best to check this point before choosing.
How to arrange ceiling spotlights and which table lamps for a living room?
Ceiling spotlights serve the general lighting of the room; this collection contains no recessed lights. Solar table lamps provide accent lighting without any work: they are placed near an armchair, a table or an entrance to avoid dark corners.
How to arrange ceiling spotlights?
A recessed light goes above circulation areas, avoiding a shadow in front of you or glare on a worktop. The number and spacing depend on the room and the output of the spotlights, two figures that vary from one model to another. Solar lamps for the living room play another role: movable accent lighting.
Which table lamps for a living room?
A compact piece on a console, a taller one near an armchair. Warm white is more restful there than cool white. On materials, metal structures, wood and bamboo warm. Compare the models designed for the living room and the modern lines.
How to care for a rechargeable solar lamp and where to place it?
A rechargeable solar lamp is easy to care for: wipe its solar panel so it captures light well, and place it in an open spot, facing the sky. The rest follows the protection rating chosen: IP65 for direct exposure to rain.
How to clean the solar panel of a table lamp?
A soft, damp cloth is enough, with no abrasive product that would scratch the surface. Dust, pollen and fingerprints reduce charging more than you would think. A light clean at the change of season, and after sand or soil, keeps the lamp efficient with no other maintenance.
Where to install a solar lamp so it catches the sun?
Look for the most open spot of the day: a window ledge, a low wall, a table with no parasol above. A south-facing exposure remains the best, but indirect light is enough to keep the charge. For an entrance that gets rain, the Cubella lamp in IP65 can be placed without fear.
Need a specific size, a warm light or an E27 socket? These criteria cross quickly: compare the lighting catalogue and its pieces for the bedroom, then add to the basket the model that matches your IP rating. Secure payment, tracked delivery, possible returns and Designix customer service support you at every step.
Frequently asked questions about rechargeable solar table lamps
Connecting several lamps in parallel, is it useful here?
No: parallel wiring concerns lamps connected to the mains that share the same supply. Here, each lamp is self-sufficient, recharges on its own and is placed where you want. You can therefore spread several across a terrace or an entrance without running a single line.
Wiring 3 lamps to 1 switch: how does it work?
There is no common switch to plan, since these lamps are not connected to the grid. Each works independently, which lets you move one without touching the others. The reasoning of series or parallel wiring therefore does not apply.
Floor lamps or table lamps: which to choose?
A floor lamp lights from above and takes up floor space; a table lamp slips onto a table, a ledge or a shelf. This collection brings together rechargeable solar table lamps, easy to move and cable-free. For a large floor-standing format, see the adjustable versions in the catalogue.
Design ball table lamp: for which room?
A ball lamp, round and compact, sits on a side table, a shelf or a window ledge. Its soft shape goes anywhere, in a bedroom as in a living room. For a more dressed look, also see the crystal pieces or the linen shades.
The most beautiful living room lamps, how to choose them?
First look at proportion: a compact piece on a console, a taller piece near an armchair. Then the light, rather warm white in a living room, and the material, metal, bamboo or wood depending on the mood. White and beige stay discreet, black draws the eye. The metal lamps and the gold or black colours give another character.















