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(2). The internal battery should only be charged using either of the accessories provided.
(3). The on/off switch must be on the “off” position while charging.
(4). Avoid charging the internal battery at temperatures below 4ºC or above 40ºC.
(5). The spotlight be recharged every 6-8 weeks. Always ensure that the switch is on the “off” posi-
tion when not in use.
(6). If the charge is very low, the battery will take approximately 12 hours to reach maximum capaci-
ty when using the supplied mains AC charging adaptor.
However, a 8~10 hours charge continuously for a period longer than 18 hours
(7). The battery will also charge form the 12V vehicle socket using the 12V DC charging, Charge the
spotlight for no longer than 1 hours.
(8). When charging is complete, you must disconnect form the AC charging adaptor / 12V charging
cord before unplugging the DC jack from the Spotlight.
(9). There is no indication that the battery is charging or is fully charged.
(10). It is advisable to recharge the spotlight after each use.
(11). The battery charge does not have to be fully depleted before recharging.
5. CHARGING THE HALOGEN BULB
Replacement bulb type: H3 6V 35W
To change the spotlight bulb:
Unscrew the lens cover in an anticlockwise direction and remove the lens and the reflective lens
cone. This enables access to the bulb from the underside of the reflective cone. To remove the bulb,
first disconnect the spade connector, then unclip the spring clip and pull out the bulb mount, to
allow access to the bulb, handle the bulb by its base only. If necessary, clean the glass with
methylated spirits and soft cloth.
6. USING THE SPOTLIGHT
To operate the spotlight, press the on/off switch, Under optimum conditions, with a full charged
spotlight can normally be used for approximately 30 minutes.
The stand is adjusted by rotating the leg on the base of the spotlight body until the desire angel is
achieved.
It can also be used while holding it by its “grips” handle.
Either from overhead carry on in a pistol-grip position.
7. BATTERY DISPOSAL
The lead acid battery contained in the power station should be recycled once it has expired. Some
states require recycling. Please contact your local solid waste authority for recycling information.
Warning:
DO NOT dispose of the battery in fire as this may result in an explosion
Warning:
Before disposing of the battery, protect exposed terminals with heavy-duty electrical tape to
prevent shorting (shorting can result in injury on fire). DO NOT expose battery to fire or intense heat
as it may explode.
