Instructions for Solar Lighting DIRECT models including: SLDDLK-5, SLDDLK-10, Residential Deck Lights, Deck Lights
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Solar Powered Deck / In-Ground Lighting Kit – Solar Lighting Direct Download Product Specification Sheet
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DocumentDocumentPACKAGE CONTENTS SLDDLK-5 1. 5 Pack Individual Deck Lights with 1m Cable 2. 1 x 3w Polycrystalline Solar Panel 3. 1 x 5m Moulded Cable from Solar Panel SLDDLK-10 1. 10 Pack Individual Deck Lights with 1m Cable 2. 1 x 5w Polycrystalline Solar Panel 3. 1 x 5m Moulded Cable from Solar Panel INSTALLATION METHOD 1. Remove contents from packaging 2. Activate Battery Box (Refer to `Battery Box Activation' below) BATTERY BOX ACTIVATION OFF - Inner Button flush with surround ON - Inner Button slightly depressed Activate Battery box using the following steps; OFF ON Wait 3-5sec OFF ON 3. Decide where to install your lights & panel Deck Lights Locate where you would like the lights situated and cut out appropriate sized holes to suit each light (FIGURE 1). Making sure once installed, the length of cable will reach to each light and solar panel Panel Mount panel on a nearby roof or wall where it will receive maximum direct sunlight during the day. Attach cable from panel to lights INSTRUCTION GUIDE Residential Deck Lights Model No. SLDDLK-5, SLDDLK-10 IMPORTANT NOTES Please ensure you place your solar panel in a location where it can achieve a minimum of 6HRS DIRECT SUNLIGHT Be aware that on overcast/cloudy days, the solar panel will still charge. However, not as efficiently as a sunny day, so the battery may not reach full capacity. Therefore, your light may turn off earlier than specified It's best not to install the solar panel underneath a street light, porch light etc. because this may stop the automatic day-night sensor triggering and result in your lights not turning on TROUBLE SHOOTING Phenomenon Light won't turn on The light only stays on for a short amount of time Cause Switch hasn't been turned on Battery has run flat Low Battery Battery Failure Inspection Method Solution Determine what position the switch is in Turn the switch on Period of rainy or cloudy weather or installation site doesn't provide enough direct sunlight Charge the light in direct sunlight for 1-2 days then check again 1. Bad installation site for the solar panel 2. Dust or leaves are covering the panel 3. Long period of overcast weather 1. Charge the battery in direct sunlight for 1-2 days with the switch off, then check again 2. Clean the solar panel 1. Access the light and & replace battery 2. Battery has matured Contact SLD Customer Service to buy new batteries FIGURE 1 Customer Service Number: 1300 135 911 www.solarlightingdirect.com.au