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MX 720
This garden light uses solar energy and a built-in battery to illuminate your sidewalk, garden pathway, driveway or front door at night
- fully automatic, no external electricity needed.
The secondary battery which will be charged by the inbuilt solar cell powers the white
LED.
The built-in battery can be replaced if worn out.
PARTS
The package contains the following parts:
1. lamp head
2. pole
3. ground sticker
SETTING UP
By twisting the upper part of the lamp counterclockwise remove it. With the switch located on the bottom of the removed upper part, the lamp can be (ON) switched on
or off (OFF). Stick the tip into the ground, then attach the pole together with the lamp head. Do not use a hammer to stick into the ground: it can damage the device, and
the deformed part can make assembly difficult. Assemble the parts carefully, without the use of tools. Do not use a hammer, pliers, or any other tool, as these can easily
break the device’s parts. The parts need to be pushed together until they click. At the end verify that the light is stable and parts are fastened.
The lamp will now work automatically: the battery is charged during the day, and the lamp comes onduring the twilight hours and remains lit. The time the lamp is lit
depends on how long the solar panel was illuminated, and how strong the light was.
You can check that the lamp works before placing it out of doors by covering the complete top part. Keep in mind that the light was designed to work in darkness. In a
light environment the lamp is lit only faintly, or not at all.
FINDING THE RIGHT LOCATION
In order for the battery to be charged as much as possible (so that it can power the LED for a long time during the night) you need to place the garden light in sunlit place
out of any shadow. The longer the solar panel is exposed to direct sunlight, the longer the lamp will work at night. Following a fully lit day, this will be approximately 8
hours (although the battery is not fully charged even at the end of such days).
REPLACING THE BATTERY
If the lamp remains on for a significantly shorter time following an equally long sunlit period, you need to replace the battery.
Recommended type: between 200-500
mAh AAA sized NiMH secondary battery.
The battery chamber is located in the upper part of the lamp. By twisting the upper part of the lamp counterclockwise remove it. Exchange the secondary battery,
ensure correct polarity.
Note: If it is possible, you can extend the battery’s lifetime by using an external charger to fully discharge and charge it three times in a row. You can repeat this process
once every month. You can also follow this procedure before you put the light away for the winter, and before you insert a new battery.
WARNINGS
• Using a battery with a larger capacity will not extend the lamp’s working period at night.
• When the temperature is around freezing point, the cold battery will not yield enough voltage to light up the lamp correctly.
• It is recommended to remove and clean the device before the winter, and store it in a place above freezing temperature.
• Clean the cover (especially the solar panel) regularly. Be careful not to scratch with a rough cleaning agent.
• Do not press hard on the lamp head when assembling and placing the lamp.
• The battery should be replaced by adults only.
• Insert batteries observing polarity.
• Do not use different types of batteries and/or used and new batteries together.
• Do not open, burn or short-circuit the batteries.
• Do not charge any non-rechargeable batteries. Danger of explosion!
Waste equipment must not be collected separately or disposed of with household waste because it may contain components hazardous to the environment or
health. Used or waste equipment may be dropped off free of charge at the point of sale, or at any distributor which sells equipment of identical nature and
function. Dispose of product at a facility specializing in the collection of electronic waste. By doing so, you will protect the environment as well as the health of
others and yourself. If you have any questions, contact the local waste management organization. We shall undertake the tasks pertinent to the manufacturer
as prescribed in the relevant regulations and shall bear any associated costs arising.
DISPOSING OF ALKALINE AND RECHARGEABLE BATTERIES
Batteries, whether alkaline or rechargeable, must not be handled together with regular household waste. It is the legal obligation of the product's user to
dispose of batteries at a nearby collection center or at a retail shop. This ensures that the batteries are ultimately neutralized in an environment-friendly
way.
TECHNICAL PARAMETERS
built-in battery
: 1,2 V / 200 mAh / AAA (NiMH)
light source
: 1 pc of
5 mm white LED
lighting time
:
ca. 8 hours / night
total height
: Ø4,9 x 38 cm
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olar cell garden light
