Installation - Kogan KASLRMTLITA User Manual

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INSTALLATION

Set-up before use
Read the entire important safety information section at the beginning of this manual
including all text under subheadings therein before setting up or use of this product.
Note:
For additional information regarding the parts listed in the following pages, refer to Parts
List and Diagram on page 10.
Installation
1.
Decide where you want to place the Lamp and the Solar Panel. The Solar Panel is
equipped with a 16ft. connecting wire, so the Lamp and Solar Panel can be
installed up to 16ft. apart. The Solar Panel must be set in a location that receives
full, direct sunlight, a minimum of eight hours a day. Ideally, the solar panel should
be angled slightly toward the north.
2.
Mount the Solar Panel:
a)
Place the Solar Panel in the desired location, adjusting the unit to best fit the
surface.
b)
Mark the hole locations of the Base, then set the Solar Panel aside.
c)
Check that the marked areas are clear of obstacles such as cables and
electrical lines. Drill holes for the enclosed Screws and Plastic Anchors.
d)
Insert the plastic Anchors then secure the Solar Panel in place with the screws.
3.
Mount the Lamp:
a)
Locate the unit six to eight feet above the ground on a solid surface capable of
supporting the Lamp and secure enough so that it will not move when
exposed to vibrations or wind. The unit must be high enough to allow for
motion detection and light distribution.
b)
Mark the hole locations of the Mounting Bracket, then set the Lamp aside.
c)
Check that the marked areas are clear of obstacles such as cables and
electrical lines. Drill holes for the enclosed Screws.
d)
Secure the Lamp in place with the screws.
4.
Carefully route the Power Cord of the Solar Panel to the Lamp and plug it into the
Battery Housing Outlet on the back of the Battery Housing.
5.
Loosen the Detector Angle Lock, swivel the Motion Detector Head so that it faces
the area where the movement will occur and tighten the Detector Angle Lock.

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