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SOLAR POWERED DUAL PURPOSE OUTDOOR LED WALL LIGHT
Step 3:
Drive screw (B) into the plastic anchor (C) leaving the
head of the screw protruding about 5mm from the surface.
Step 4:
Fix the solar light (A) to the surface by hooking the
keyhole
(mounting bracket)
at the back of the light body over the
head of the screw you installed in step 3. You can further
secure the unit using double sided tape should you wish.
WOODEN POST OR PLASTERBOARD INSTALLATION
Step 2:
Drive screw (B)
into the surface
leaving the head protruding
about 5mm from the surface.
Step 3:
Fix the solar light (A) to the surface by hooking the
keyhole
(mounting bracket)
at the back of the light body over the
head of the screw you installed in step 3. You can further
secure the unit using double sided tape should you wish.
FIRST TIME USE
The battery in your solar light should be fully charged before first
time use. To charge the battery, follow the steps below:
Step 1:
Locate the AUTO/OFF push button at the back of the
light body (A) and ensure it is in the OFF position.
Step 2:
Place solar light in
full direct sunlight for 36-48
hours before first time use.
The unit will achieve optimum
light output after 4 days of exposure to sunlight, enabling the
battery to charge fully.
Step 3:
After you have charged the battery fully, switch the
AUTO/OFF button to the AUTO position. Your solar light will
now automatically switch on at dusk. The PIR motion sensor
will also activate the LED during nighttime hours.
BATTERY REPLACEMENT (Figure 3)
Step 1:
Remove the light unit from its installed position and
turn it upside down.
Step 2:
Using a small Phillips screwdriver remove the 5 screws
that secure the stainless steel base to the internal plastic cover.
Step 3:
Lift off the plastic cover to reveal the main body and
battery compartment.
Step 4:
Replace the old battery with a new rechargeable
3.2V, 500mAh, LiFePO4 battery. The Lithium-ion battery
included in this light should last for approximately 5 years
depending on frequency of use.
IMPORTANT: When the battery life
is
exhausted,
ensure that you recycle or properly dispose of battery.
DO NOT DISPOSE OF THE BATTERY IN A FIRE.
Step 5:
Replace plastic cover onto the front section of the light,
taking care to align the AUTO/OFF rubber cover with the
AUTO/OFF button inside the battery compartment. Press the
cover down firmly until it clicks into place.
Step 6:
Re-attach the stainless steel base over the plastic cover and
secure using the 5 screws removed in step 2.
Step 7:
Fully charge the battery by repeating the steps under the
"First Time Use" section.
TROUBLESHOOTING
If your solar light does not automatically turn on at night, it
may be due to one of the following conditions:
1.
AUTO/OFF button is not in the AUTO position.
2.
The battery is not properly charged, needs replacing or is
the incorrect type.
3.
The battery may be loose or installed incorrectly.
4.
The solar light may be too close to another nighttime light
source, including another solar light.
If the LED controlled by the PIR sensor is not activating, check to
ensure that the light has been directed towards the detection
area. Refer to figure 1
.
and re-position the light if necessary.
If the LED controlled by the FIR sensor does not remain ON for a
long period of time, please note that the activation time is
determined by how close you are standing to the PIR sensor. This is
to prevent false triggering and to preserve battery life.
Please note:
•
If you are standing on the outer edge of the 5-meter detection
range, the motion sensor LED will activate for just 20
seconds (unless you then move closer towards the light).
•
If you remain within 20 cm of the sensor, the light will stay lit
for a maximum of 40 seconds.
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