Singapore, 0.4W,Ourdoor Solar Spot Light with photocell for garden lighting, wall mount or ground land insertion

Product Name:   0.4W,Ourdoor Solar Spot Light with photocell for garden lighting, wall mount or ground land insertion 

Model:  ILT- BSV-SL104

Note:

This Solar powered LED Spotlight is with photocell for daylight level sensor, it will automatically swich off in day time or switch on at night.

Specifications

Solar panel: 5V/2W

Battery: 1xAA Ni-MH 1.2V/2200mAh

LED spotlight: 1pc

LED Chips: 4pcs

Product weight: 358g

CHARGING AND OPERATION:

1. When the switch is at the "LOW" position, light intensity should be lower; when the switch is at the "High" position, the light intensity is higher.

2. Charge the solar product by placing it under direct sunshine for at least 8 hours.

3. Illumination time after full charge: 5-6 hours at “HIGH” level, 9-12 hours at“LOW” level.

NOTE: In order to verify that the knob is correctly switched to “LOW” position, cover the solar panel with your hand and the light will turn on at “LOW” level automatically.

IMPORTANT:

1. Install the solar product in an area where it can get direct sunlight.

2. Push the switch to “LOW” position.

3. Select an outdoor location away from other light source at night, such as street lights. It may cause the product can not be lit on automatically at night.

4. Duration of light depends on solar product’s level of sunshine exposure, geographical locations, weather conditions and the hours of daylight.

MAINTENANCE, TROUBLE SHOOTING AND BATTERY REPLACEMENT

1. Keep the solar panel clean.

2. If solar product does not light up after it has been used for around 1.5 years, replace the rechargeable batteries as they may be weak or worn out.

(Battery 1 pc 18650# 3.7v 1500Mah, lithium battery or the same equivalent type as recommended must be used).

3. Exercise caution when replacing batteries. Open the battery cover to replace the old battery with a new one. Battery must be recycled or disposed of properly, don’t dispose batteries in fire or trash. Contact your town or city's recycling center to find out how to properly dispose batteries.