Nature Power 120 LED DUAL HEAD SOLAR MOTION LIGHT (23401) - Manual (Page 3)

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OPERATION
1. Before
the
Solar
Motion
Light
can
operate
to
its
full
capacity,
the
Solar
Panel
needs
to
be
in
sunlight
for
3
days
to
fully
charge
the
included
battery.
Charging
should
be
done
with
the
unit
in
the
“OFF”
position.
2. Located
at
the
bottom
of
the
Battery
Housing
(11)
there
is
a
switch
with
three
positions:
• Turn
the
switch
to
“AUTO”
position,
the
light
will
turn
on
automatically
at
night
when
motion
is
detected
by
the
Motion
Detector
Head
(6).
• Turn
the
switch
to
“ON”
position,
the
light
can
be
used
as
a
standard
light
for
constant
illumination.
• Turn
the
switch
to
“OFF”
position,
the
light
will
remain
off
and
will
not
detect
any
movement.
3. The
lamp
heads
and
arms
are
adjustable:
• Both
arms
can
be
rotated
180º front
and
back.
• Coupling
Shafts
can
be
rotated
180º
horizontally.
• Both
lamp
heads
can
be
rotated
180º left
and
right.
Adjust
these
parts
and
joints
to
reach optimum
angle
and
range
of
illumination.
4. The
Motion
Detector
Head
is
adjustable:
• Coupling
shaft
can
be
rotated
180º
up
and
down.
• The
joint
connecting
to
the
Battery
Housing
can
be
rotated
180º
left
and
right. Adjust
these
joints
to
reach
optimum
angleand
range
of
detection.
NOTE:
Light
will
function
when
the
photo-­‐sensor
senses
minimal
light.
HOW
TO
USE
CONTROL
DIALS
The
Solar
Motion
Light
has
3
different
control
dials
which
control
the
light’s
duration,
sensitivity
to
light
and
sensitivity to
LUX
(LIGHT
LEVEL)
This
is
the
level
of
darkness
reached
before
the
light
turns
on
If
set
to
maximum
level
the
light
will
turn
on
in
most
situations
ranging
from
dusk
to
daylight.
If
set
to
minimum
the
sensor
will
only
trigger
when
it’s
dark.
This
is
the
most
ideal
position
for
general
evening
and
night
operation.
The
Time
adjusting
dial
will
set
the duration
of
time
the
light
will
stay
illuminated
for
after
motion
has
been
detected.
The
time
can
be
adjusted
from
8
seconds
up
to
2
minutes.
Rotating
the
dial
clockwise
will
extend
the
time
the
lamp
is
illuminated.