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SOLAR BARN LIGHT
Instruction Manual
Model: GS-122
Introduction
Thank you for your purchase.
® solar charged lighting eliminates the problems associated
GAMA SONIC
with most solar lighting available today.
® solar charged lights are brighter and last all night
GAMA SONIC
with a typical solar charge. Unique design, superior light output and numerous installation options
confirm the outstanding value of our product.
® has been recognized as a worldwide leader in the lighting industry for over 20 years. The
GAMA SONIC
company also offers unique multi-purpose solar lamps to emergency lighting products.
For technical assistance and more information call our Toll Free number:
800-835-4113 (only within the US) or visit our website at: www.gamasonic.com.
Please read the instruction manual carefully to obtain the best results from your purchase.
Tools that are needed but not supplied with the solar post lamps are: a screw driver and a power drill.
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Summary of Contents for Gama Sonic GS-122
- Page 1 SOLAR BARN LIGHT Instruction Manual Model: GS-122 Introduction Thank you for your purchase. ® solar charged lighting eliminates the problems associated GAMA SONIC with most solar lighting available today. ® solar charged lights are brighter and last all night GAMA SONIC with a typical solar charge.
- Page 2 Solar Lamp Location: For optimum light duration throughout the night, it is very important to place the solar panel in a spot where it will receive the maximum amount of direct sunlight throughout the day. Also, For best results install your solar panel facing the south. Installation Instructions (Fig.
- Page 3 Replacing the Batteries (Fig. 4) (After several years of use, the battery may need replacing). 1. Remove the round glass cover by turning it counterclockwise. Make sure the ON/OFF switch is in the OFF (O) position. 2. Unscrew the 2 screws to release the metal cover. Unscrew the battery compartment screw on the back of the metal cover.
- Page 4 1. Make sure that the solar panel is not being affected by any other light source. 2. Ensure the solar panel is not positioned in the shade during the day. 3. Make sure the switch in the lamp head is the On ( ) position.