KLEWE PLANET B Solar Garden Light

Installation Guide

Step 1: Unpack Components

Identify all parts: the solar panel/light unit, pole sections, and ground spike.

Diagram shows the solar panel unit, several pole sections, and a ground spike.

Step 2: Activate the Light

Press and hold the button on the underside of the solar panel unit for more than 3 seconds.

Diagram shows a hand pressing a button on the base of the solar unit.

Step 3: Confirmation

The light will illuminate, confirming it is activated and ready for assembly.

Diagram shows the solar unit with the light on.

Step 4: Assemble and Install Pole

Screw the pole sections together sequentially (numbered 1 through 5 in the diagram). Once assembled, insert the pole into the ground.

Diagram shows pole sections being screwed together and the assembled pole being inserted into the ground. Arrows indicate rotation for screwing.

Optimal Placement

Step 5: Choose Pole Height

Select the desired pole height from the available options: 1.0m, 1.2m, or 1.6m.

Diagram shows three poles of different heights: 1.0m, 1.2m, 1.6m.

Placement Guidelines

Recommended: Position the light in an open area that receives at least 6-8 hours of direct sunlight daily. Ensure there are no obstructions like trees or buildings that cast shadows on the solar panel.

Diagram shows a house and trees, with the light pole in a sunny spot (green circle) and a shaded spot (red dashed circle).

Avoid: Do not place the light where it will be shaded by trees, buildings, or other structures, as this will reduce its charging efficiency and operating time.

Diagram shows a house and trees, with the light pole in a sunny spot (green circle) and a shaded spot (red dashed circle).

Operation and Battery Status

The light automatically turns on when ambient light levels fall below 50 LUX.

Operating Modes:

• 1 hour of operation: 30% brightness
• 2-4 hours of operation: 100% brightness
• 5 hours of operation: 20% brightness
• Battery level at 25%: 20% brightness

Diagram shows different operating durations and corresponding brightness levels.

Battery Charge Indicator:

• 100% to 75% charge: Indicates full or near-full charge.
• 75% to 50% charge: Indicates good charge level.
• 50% to 25% charge: Indicates moderate charge level.
• 25% to 10% charge: Indicates low charge level.
• 10% to 2% charge: Indicates very low charge level.
• Less than 2% charge: Indicates critically low charge.
• 0% charge: Battery depleted.

Diagram shows a series of battery icons representing different charge levels and their estimated operating times.

The light charges its internal battery using solar energy during the day (☀️) and operates automatically at night (??).

Battery Replacement

The internal Li-ion battery is designed to last approximately 3 years.

Diagram shows a timeline indicating 3 years with battery charge levels decreasing over time.

Steps for Replacement:

1. Step 1: Unscrew the cover of the solar panel unit.

Diagram shows a hand unscrewing the base unit cover.

2. Step 2: Disconnect the wire connector of the old battery.

Diagram shows a hand disconnecting a battery wire.

3. Step 3: Carefully remove the old battery.

Diagram shows a hand removing the battery from its compartment.

4. Step 4: Connect the new battery's wire connector.

Diagram shows a hand connecting a new battery's wire.

5. Step 5: Insert the new battery into its compartment.

Diagram shows a hand placing a new battery into the compartment.

6. Step 6: Securely fasten the cover of the solar panel unit.

Diagram shows a hand screwing the cover back onto the unit.

Diagram shows the Li-ion battery model 504076.

Diagram shows the old battery being disposed of with a crossed-out recycling bin symbol.

Technical Specifications