Published: October 2026 | Category: Solution Kits

Quick Answer

A landscape lighting project rarely succeeds with a single fixture type. It needs layers — ambient fill, accent, and focal points. Our new Landscape Solution Kits combine two purpose-built fixtures: the Garden Flower Reed LED Ball (60/80mm) for wide-area ambient coverage, and the Big DMX Pixel Ball (200mm) for high-impact, DMX-controllable focal points. Both run on DC24V, share the same control ecosystem, and can be mixed in any ratio to match your project's visual hierarchy and budget.

The Problem: Single-Fixture Thinking Fails in Real Projects

Landscape designers and integrators know the frustration. You specify one fixture for a flower bed, another for a pathway, and a third for the focal point — only to discover they use different voltages, different connectors, and different control protocols. The result is a messy installation, multiple power supplies, and a maintenance headache.

What if you could start with a coordinated set of fixtures — sharing voltage, cabling, and control — that lets you build layers of light without the compatibility risk?

That's what a Solution Kit is designed to do.

Inside the Kit: Two Fixtures, One System

Component A: Garden Flower Reed LED Ball (60/80mm)

Role in the kit: Wide-area ambient coverage. The frosted version creates a soft, diffused glow that blends naturally into flower beds and shrubbery. The clear version adds a crystalline sparkle. Because they insert directly into soil like a reed, large arrays can be deployed in hours, not days.

Component B: Big DMX Pixel Ball (200mm)

Role in the kit: Visual focal point and programmable accent. With RGBW output, it produces both rich colors and pure white light. DMX512 control means it can be synchronized with music, scene changes, or other DMX fixtures in the installation.

Why They Work Together

Scene Playbook: How This Kit Solves Real Project Problems

Scene 1: Private Villa or Hotel Garden (Mix & Match)

The setup: Line the pathway and flower beds with clear-flavored Flower Reed balls, creating a field of scattered starlight. At the main tree or visual corner, install 2–3 Big DMX Pixel Balls set to warm white (RGBW) for functional lighting and visual weight.

Why it works: The small balls provide the "wow" factor and depth. The large balls give the installation a clear focal point and a professional, finished look.

Typical ratio: 30–50 Flower Reed : 3–5 Big Pixel Balls.

Scene 2: Cultural Tourism Night Walk or Park Flower Sea (Small Only)

The setup: Use full-color Flower Reed balls in large quantities, synchronized with a simple controller for chasing, breathing, or wave effects. The 70cm height allows them to hide within low shrubs, emerging like glowing flowers.

Why it works: High density with low per-unit cost. Installation is as simple as planting — no excavation, no trenching, no complex wiring.

Typical quantity: Hundreds of units, depending on the area.

Scene 3: Commercial Plaza, Outdoor Party, or Stage Edge (Large Only)

The setup: Deploy Big DMX Pixel Balls in a grid or matrix, connected via 4-pin connectors and controlled by a DMX console. Program RGBW color changes synchronized with music or stage cues.

Why it works: Professional-grade visual impact with IP66 durability. The 270° beam angle means the effect is visible from multiple viewing angles, not just the front.

Typical configuration: 10–50 units in a DMX chain, with a console or DMX controller.

Installation & Wiring: Built for Speed

Selection Guide: Which Mix Fits Your Project?

Customization: Your Kit, Your Ratio

We don't sell this as a fixed package. The Solution Kit concept means you choose the ratio, the color configuration, and the control setup that matches your project.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: Can I use just the small Flower Reed balls without the large Pixel Balls?
A: Yes. The Flower Reed is a standalone product. The Solution Kit concept is about having both options available from a single supplier, sharing the same voltage and installation logic.

Q2: Do I need a DMX controller for the Big Pixel Ball?
A: For full RGBW control and dynamic effects, yes. For static warm white or simple dimming, a basic DMX controller or a pre-programmed setting can be used.

Q3: How many Big Pixel Balls can I chain together?
A: The maximum depends on your DMX signal chain and power supply capacity. For large matrices, we recommend DMX signal amplifiers. Contact us with your layout for a specific recommendation.

Q4: Are the small balls waterproof?
A: The Flower Reed is designed for outdoor garden use. For specific IP ratings and environmental conditions, please refer to the product specification sheet.

Q5: Can I order a custom ratio of small and large balls?
A: Yes. That is the core of the Solution Kit approach. Tell us your project layout, and we will recommend a ratio and configuration.

Summary

Ready to Build Your Landscape Solution Kit?

Tell us about your project — the area, the visual goals, and the control requirements. We will recommend a fixture ratio, a control setup, and provide a complete quotation.

👉 Contact Us Today to request a Solution Kit proposal.