GY-TYD

Generic Solar Street Light

Model: GY-TYD User Manual

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Generic Solar Street Light, Model GY-TYD. This outdoor solar-powered lamp is designed to provide efficient and reliable illumination for your front door, garden, patio, or other outdoor areas. Featuring 72 COB LEDs, a sensitive PIR motion sensor, and three distinct lighting modes, it offers versatile security and convenience. This manual provides detailed instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your solar light.

Generic Solar Street Light GY-TYD product overview

Image: Overview of the Generic Solar Street Light GY-TYD, showcasing its design and solar panel.

Package Contents

Please check the package for the following items:

  • 1x Solar Street LED Light Lamp
  • 1x Remote Control
  • 3x Nails (for installation)

Specifications

Model Number GY-TYD
Solar Panel Polycrystalline Silicon
Battery 5.5V 1200mAh Lithium Battery
LED Quantity 72 COB LEDs
Brightness 300 Lumens
Voltage 5.5V
Waterproof Rating IP65
Motion Sensor Angle 120°
Motion Sensor Distance 9.8ft - 16.4ft (3m - 5m)
Material Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene, Metal
Product Dimensions 8.9"L x 3.3"W x 1"H
Charging Time 6-8 hours in direct sunlight
Working Time 8-10 hours (after full charge)
Close-up view of the COB LED array in the solar light

Image: Detailed view of the high-brightness COB LED light source, highlighting its design for efficient light emission.

Setup & Installation

For optimal performance, install the solar light in a location that receives direct sunlight for 6-8 hours daily. Avoid areas under eaves, trees, or other obstructions that may block sunlight.

  1. Choose a Location: Select a wall or pole where the solar panel can receive maximum direct sunlight throughout the day.
  2. Mark Drill Points: Hold the light in the desired position and mark the drilling points for the mounting screws.
  3. Drill Holes: Use an appropriate drill bit to create holes at the marked points. Insert the provided plastic anchors (if applicable) into the holes.
  4. Mount the Light: Align the light with the drilled holes and secure it using the provided nails/screws. Ensure it is firmly attached. The light fixture can be rotated up to 60 degrees for optimal positioning.
  5. Initial Charge: Allow the solar light to charge for at least 6-8 hours in direct sunlight before its first use.
Diagram showing solar light components and installation method

Image: Illustration of the solar light's components, including the PIR motion inductor and ON/OFF switch, along with the rotating mounting bracket and included nails for installation.

Operating Instructions

The solar light features a built-in light sensor and motion sensor, operating automatically from dusk till dawn. It also includes a remote control for mode selection.

Charging

The solar panel absorbs sunlight during the day to charge the internal lithium battery. Ensure the solar panel is clean and unobstructed for efficient charging. A full charge typically takes 6-8 hours of direct sunlight and provides 8-10 hours of illumination.

Diagram showing solar light charging during the day and illuminating at night

Image: Visual representation of the solar light's operation, showing daytime charging (6-8 hours) and nighttime illumination (over 6 hours) with motion detection.

Lighting Modes

The light offers three distinct operating modes, selectable via the remote control:

  • Mode 1: Motion Sensor Full Brightness (Off after 20s)

    The light remains off in darkness. When motion is detected, it illuminates at full brightness. After approximately 20 seconds of no further motion, the light turns off completely.

  • Mode 2: Motion Sensor Full Brightness (Dim after 20s)

    The light remains dim in darkness. When motion is detected, it illuminates at full brightness. After approximately 20 seconds of no further motion, the light returns to dim brightness.

  • Mode 3: Always On Dim Brightness

    The light automatically turns on at a constant dim brightness in darkness and stays on until dawn or battery depletion. This mode does not react to motion.

Diagram illustrating the three lighting modes of the solar light

Image: Visual explanation of the three operational modes: Mode 1 (motion-activated full brightness then off), Mode 2 (motion-activated full brightness then dim), and Mode 3 (constant dim light).

Remote Control Functions

Use the provided infrared remote control to select the desired lighting mode and power the unit on/off.

  • ON: Powers on the light.
  • OFF: Powers off the light.
  • MODE 1: Activates Motion Sensor Full Brightness (Off after 20s).
  • MODE 2: Activates Motion Sensor Full Brightness (Dim after 20s).
  • MODE 3: Activates Always On Dim Brightness.
  • SOS: (If applicable) Activates a flashing emergency signal.
Image of the remote control for the solar street light

Image: The intelligent infrared remote control, showing buttons for ON, OFF, MODE 1, MODE 2, MODE 3, and SOS, allowing adjustment of light modes.

Maintenance

  • Clean Solar Panel: Regularly wipe the solar panel with a soft, damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, or debris. A clean panel ensures maximum sunlight absorption and charging efficiency.
  • Clear Obstructions: Ensure no new obstructions (e.g., growing branches, new structures) block sunlight from reaching the solar panel.
  • Battery Care: The integrated lithium battery is designed for long life. Avoid prolonged storage in a completely discharged state. If storing for an extended period, fully charge the light before storage and recharge every few months.
  • Inspect for Damage: Periodically check the light fixture and wiring for any signs of damage. If damage is found, discontinue use and contact support.

Troubleshooting

Problem Possible Cause Solution
Light does not turn on at night.
  • Insufficient sunlight for charging.
  • Solar panel is dirty or obstructed.
  • Battery is fully discharged.
  • Light is in "OFF" mode.
  • Relocate the light to an area with more direct sunlight.
  • Clean the solar panel.
  • Allow 1-2 days of full sunlight charging.
  • Use the remote control to turn the light "ON" or select a mode.
Light stays on during the day.
  • Light sensor is obstructed or faulty.
  • Installed in a brightly lit area at night (e.g., near another street light).
  • Ensure the light sensor area is clean and unobstructed.
  • Relocate the light to a darker area at night.
Motion sensor is not working.
  • Light is not in Mode 1 or Mode 2.
  • Sensor range is obstructed.
  • Battery level is too low.
  • Select Mode 1 or Mode 2 using the remote control.
  • Ensure the sensor has a clear line of sight.
  • Allow the light to charge fully.
Light duration is shorter than expected.
  • Insufficient charging due to cloudy weather or poor placement.
  • Frequent motion activation (in motion sensor modes).
  • Battery degradation over time.
  • Ensure optimal solar panel exposure.
  • Consider using Mode 3 for constant dim light if motion is too frequent.
  • Battery replacement may be necessary after several years of use (contact support).

Warranty & Support

Specific warranty information for this product is not provided in the available data. For any questions, technical assistance, or warranty claims, please contact your retailer or the manufacturer, EZTRONICS CORP, directly. Please have your model number (GY-TYD) and purchase details ready when contacting support.

Manufacturer: EZTRONICS CORP

Application Scenes

The Generic Solar Street Light is suitable for various outdoor applications, providing reliable illumination and security.

Collage of solar lights installed in various outdoor settings

Image: Examples of the solar street light installed in different outdoor environments, including patios, courtyards, and driveways, demonstrating its versatility.

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