Coopers of Stortford Welcome Globe Solar Light Instructions For Use

Welcome Globe Solar Light
Please read and retain these instructions for future reference

Mounting the Welcome Globe Solar Light

(Wall fixings included)

Replacing the battery

If the light stops working after it has been used for a long time (approx.18 months), the battery may be
beyond its lifespan. Open the cover of the battery undoing the screws with a screwdriver to replace the old
one with a new rechargeable battery. Battery specification: 3.7V, 1x1200 mah, rechargeable Li-polymer
battery. The LED lamp is not replaceable.
Precautions
Please note that the light is designed to work once it is dark. If there are strong light sources nearby, the
lamp might be very dim or not functioning at all. Although the manufacturer has charged the battery, the
Welcome Globe Solar Light
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Light Source: 6x2835 SMD, 120 Lumens
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Solar panel: 5V 200mah monocrystalline
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Battery: 1x18650 3.7V 1200 mah Li-on(included)
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Material: ABS and glass
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Size: 21cm x15cm x19.7cm
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With switch at the bottom
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With light sensor and PIR motion sensor
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Mode: low lighting when no motion detected, 100% lighting when
motion detected, after 30 seconds turn to low lighting cycle
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Sensing angle: 120° Sensitive time: 3s
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Sensitive distance: 3-5m
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Charging time: around 8-10 hours
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Working time: 80-100 times under 30s sensor mode
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IP44
F898 Instructions for Use

Charging and use

Charge the solar light by placing it in direct
sunlight for 8-10 hours before use. Once
charged, the solar light will automatically turn
on when it gets dark and turn off in daylight or
when it loses charge.
IMPORTANT:
1. Install the solar light in an area that has 8-
10 hours of direct sunlight per day.
2. Select a location that is away from other
light sources at night, such as street lights,
as this can cause the solar light to not turn
on.
3. The duration of light depends on the solar
light's level of sunshine exposure which can
be affected by geographical locations,
weather conditions, and hours of daylight.
v001: 27/03/19