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HIGHLAND TRACKLIGHT
QUICK START GUIDE
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS
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  • Page 1 HIGHLAND TRACKLIGHT QUICK START GUIDE IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............3 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOR PET OWNERS..........4 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS ..............5 INSTALLING THE HIGHLAND ............... 8 LIGHT CYCLES ..................... 9 PROGRAMMING THE DIGITAL WALL TIMER......... 10 SETTING THE ANALOG OUTLET TIMER........... 12 ADJUSTING THE LIGHT OUTPUT ..............13 DETERMINING THE DISTANCE AND COVERAGE ........

  • Page 3: Important Safety Instructions

    IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 1. Read all safety and operating instructions before using this product. 2. Not for use with dimmers of any kind. 3. TURN OFF ELECTRICITY at the main fuse box before installing, adding to or changing the configuration of the fixture. 4.

  • Page 4: Safety Instructions For Pet Owners

    If you think that your animal may have ingested a poisonous plant, contact your local veterinarian or the ASPCA 24-hour emergency poison hotline directly at 1-888-426-4435. Soltech Solutions LLC and authorized distributors are not responsible for illness or death of persons or animals.

  • Page 5: Installation Instructions

    INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (OPTION 1) INSTALL AN ELECTRICAL FEED FROM A JUNCTION BOX WITH FLOATING CANOPY Make sure the power is off. Route the wires from the electrical adapter through the mounting plate. Connect the wires to the existing wiring from the junction box. Tuck excess wiring back into the junction box.
  • Page 7 (OPTION 2) INSTALL A LIVE END PLUG OR ELECTRICAL FEED Make sure the power is off. Before installing the track rail, identify the side that accepts the live end connector. Confirm that the polarity of the rail is in the correct direction for the electrical adapter and all accessories.

  • Page 8: Installing The Highland

    INSTALLING THE HIGHLAND When installing the Highland grow light, take note of the polarity groove on the track rail. The side of the Highland with no writing on the box should face the polarity groove of the track light rail. The side of the Highland with writing and access door should be on the opposite side of the polarity groove.

  • Page 9: Light Cycles

    LIGHT CYCLES Light cycles are used to simulate the conditions of day and night for indoor plants. We highly recommend the use of a 24-hour timer to create a repeatable light cycle. Most plants grow in two stages, the vegetative stage and flowering stage. During the vegetative growth stage, the plant is focused on growing in preparation for flowering.

  • Page 10: Programming The Digital Wall Timer

    PROGRAMMING THE DIGITAL WALL TIMER Before installing the timer, read the Use and Care Guide included with the wall timer. The guide will give you detailed instructions on how to install and program your timer. You can skip this section if you rather follow instructions or if you are using a different wall timer.
  • Page 11 Method 1: Matching the sunrise and sunset of your location. Press program (prg) to set the ON time. (PRG 1 ON) Press the set button. This makes the days of the week flash along the top. No changes are needed, we recommend the default of everyday. Press the set button.

  • Page 12: Setting The Analog Outlet Timer

    SETTING THE ANALOG OUTLET TIMER The use of an outlet timer is essential for maintaining proper growth of your plants. Never leave your light on for 24 hours, your plants need to sleep! Setting the timer: Locate the pins around the outer edge of the timer’s dial. These pins represent 30 minutes.

  • Page 13: Adjusting The Light Output

    ADJUSTING THE LIGHT OUTPUT The Highland power supply was designed to be adjustable from 24 watts to 30 watts. By default, the Highland is set on the most powerful setting. While we highly recommend keeping the setting at the maximum, there are many situations where lowering the amount of power is necessary.
  • Page 14 30 Degree Reflector Distance Distance Actual Recommended Away Away Light Coverage Coverage (Feet) (Inches) (Inches) (Inches) Full Sun Full Sun 12.9 11.1 Full Sun 16.1 13.9 High Light 19.3 16.7 Moderate Light 22.5 19.5 Moderate Light 25.7 22.3 Moderate Light 28.9 25.1 Low Light...
  • Page 15 Common Name Lighting Requirements Degree Degree African Violets Moderate to Low Light 42" - 72" 36" - 54" Aglaonemas Moderate to Low Light 42" - 72" 36" - 54" Aloe High Light 36" 24" - 30" Aluminum Plant Moderate to Low Light 42"...
  • Page 16 Common Name Lighting Requirements Degree Degree Cactus, Prickly Pear High Light 36" 24" - 30" Cactus, Thanksgiving Moderate Light 42" - 54" 36" - 42" Calathea Moderate Light 42" - 54" 36" - 42" Cast Iron Plant Moderate to Low Light 42"...
  • Page 17 Common Name Lighting Requirements Degree Degree Fig, Weeping Moderate Light 42" - 54" 36" - 42" Fuchsia Moderate Light 42" - 54" 36" - 42" Gardenia High to Moderate Light 36" - 54" 24" - 42" Gloxinia High Light 36" 24"...
  • Page 18 Common Name Lighting Requirements Degree Degree Palm, Fan High to Moderate Light 36" - 54" 24" - 42" Palm, Parlor Moderate to Low Light 42" - 72" 36" - 54" Palm, Sago Moderate Light 42" - 54" 36" - 42" Panda Plant High Light 36"...

  • Page 19: Indoor Growing Guide

    It is important that light covers the entire plant, including the sides of the plant. Larger plants may require two or more Highlands to provide adequate light intensity. If you have questions, you can contact Soltech Solutions and we would be glad to assist you.
  • Page 20 Pots & Containers: To start your garden, you need the right type of container for your plant. The container should have drainage holes; water should be able to drain out. Plants cannot sit in waterlogged soil or they will die. Watering: Often overlooked, watering your plants properly is important.
  • Page 21 and outer parts; pruning these growth areas regularly will encourage growth closer to the inner parts of the plant. Although not all houseplants need pruning, most will benefit from some attention, even if it's simply removing dead leaves or diseased or damaged stems. Pest Management: Like all plants, indoor plants will occasionally come under attack from pests.

  • Page 22: Highland Troubleshooting

    HIGHLAND TROUBLESHOOTING Problem: Plants are turning colors or dying Possible cause #1: Check the plant for bugs. Possible cause #2: Check the soil quality. Never use garden soil. Possible cause #3: Check if the container has a drain hole. If the container does not have a drain hole, check if the roots are rotten before repotting.

  • Page 23: Product Warranty And Return Policy

    Soltech Solutions LLC to make such repairs, or any other cause which does not relate directly to a defect in materials and/or workmanship of this product.

  • Page 24: Contact Us

    Highland grow light. Soltech Solutions will not be held liable for any unlawful state or federal activity arising out of the use of our products. By purchasing the Highland, you are agreeing to the terms &...

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