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1. Lamp Unit Installation
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Mounting your light requires a screwdriver, pencil, and (in some
circumstances) a power drill.
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Slide the bracket off from the light housing (as picture shown) then
place the mounting bracket on the surface you wish to mount to.
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Mark with a pencil the position of the mounting bracket screw holes.
This will enable you to pre-drill your screw holes.
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Once the mounting bracket is installed, ensuring all screws are tight, you are ready to position
your light.
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Carefully route the wire from the solar panel to the lamp and plug it into the power socket.
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Adjust the motion sensor to your desired position. Your light is now installed and ready to charge.
Note: The lamp unit should be mounted 6.5-9 feet (2-3 meters), from the ground to ensure motion
detection is optimized.
2，Wall or deck mounting of solar panel
Secure the bracket to the solar panel with the screw provided
Set the bracket on the surface and secure in place with larger screws provided.
Adjust the angle of the solar panel to ensure it receives optimum sunlight.
Note: The Solar Panel is equipped with a length of wire. Ensure that the wire will reach the desired
position of the lamp before making the final installation.
3，Location of the Solar Light
Solar powered lights require sunlight to recharge the internal batteries. For best results, locate the Solar
Panel in a position where it will receive direct sunlight, and is generally free from cover and shade.
Solar lights require sunlight to function properly. Extended periods of cloudy weather will cause
shorter runtimes. Shade on the solar panel is to be avoided. The solar panel may be cleaned with a
clean damp cloth. Do not use soap, solvents, or abrasives. A regular visual inspection is
recommended. Ensure the solar panel is free from debris and in a location where it will receive
several hours of sunlight each day. Ensure the light is facing the desired direction and that there are
no nearby alternate light sources that may interfere with the motion sensor.
Assembly Instructions
Before Each Use
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