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1. Super Capacitor battery-powered SATELIS PRO lights are visibly
brighter than other outdoor solar lights, and their performance overall
is more reliable.
2. To charge the battery fully may take up to 12 hours.
3. The rechargeable battery can work continuously for 10 hours
at full power.
4. The output will be reduced to 40% when the battery is below 40% of
its capacity.
5. The battery will stop charging when the ambient temperature is below
-40°F or above 140°F.
Battery Status is indicated by the red/green indicator on the light
fixture as follows:
> Slow red light flashing (Every 2.5s) = Working
> Slow red flashing (Every 5s)= Open circurt
> Red light continuously on = Non-working
> Quick red flashing (Every 0.5s)= Charge fault
> Quick red flashing (Every 0.1s)= Over current or Short circuit
Storage
To avoid over discharge of the battery during storage, please
rechargethe lighting fixture every 4 months. Use the dedicated
charger to charge, and then reset the switch when done.
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Battery Notes
(IAP) Intelligent Adaptive Program Battery Control Technology
In order to extend the off-grid autonomy of the SATELIS PRO 50W
under shade trees, heavy rain, and thick clouds, our controllers
now integrate an adaptive smart control feature to actively track
battery capacity and adjust light output accordingly. Before integrating
this feature, selecting a light output percentage on the remote would
yield an accurate percentage of max LED brightness. Activating the
IAP, the controller actively monitors the battery and regulates the
electrical current to the LEDs. The controller makes the light output of
a selected percentage on the remote relative to battery capacity rather
than max LED output. This smart-control feature can increase the fixture’s
off-grid performance by up to 40%
ATTENTION
Please contact SOLTECH for any battery questions. After connecting
the wires between solar panel and the light, SATELIS PRO 50W will
automatically turn on, and the indicator will begin flashing every 2.5
seconds. The light fixture will then turn on for 1 minute and then shut
off again. This means the fixture is switching from open circuit mode to
standard working mode. If you wish to shut off the light, you must first
cover the solar panel, then press the off button on the remote. You can
also just press the off button to turn off the light at night. When the
solar panel detects light, the fixture will activate and resume normal
operation, again.
Battery pack
Disconnect wires
Disconnect wires
Battery Replacement
1. Loosen the screws of the
battery pack.
2. Disconnect the wire
connectors.
3. Take out the battery pack.
4. Replace with a new one,
connect the wire connectors.
5. Tighten the screws.
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