Smart Solar Lighting Remote Control
Instruction Manual

Remote Control Guide

The range of the remote control to the indicator is 16ft (Day time) to 33ft (Night time), Because the sunlight will impact the signal of the remote control, we suggest our users to setup the mode before they install the light.

1. On/Off
   When off is selected, the light will stop working. The solar panel will not charge the battery and the battery will not supply electricity to the light.
2. Connect/Test
   Remote control device can be connected with any lighting fixture, When all cables are connected and solar panel detectes sunlight, the fixture will automatically turn on. To test, press the “Test” button once, the LED light will turn on to indicate the fixture has been turned on, During the day time, the indicator will slowly flashing red. That means the battery is charging.
3. 40%-~100% Motion Sensor Mode
   Constant 40% brightness (turns on at dusk, turns off at dawn); 100% brightness turns on for 2 minutes when motion is detected,
4. 20%~80% Motion Sensor Mode (Default)
   Constant 20% brightness (turns on at dusk, turns off at dawn); 80% brightness turns on for 2 minutes when motion is detected,
5. Night Owl Mode
   Changes as natural light decreases/increases (turns on at dusk); 70% brightness for 0.5 hour, 100% brightness for 3.5 hours, 70% brightness for 1 hour, S0% brightness for 1 hour, 20% brightness for 5 hours (turns off at Dawn),
6. Early Bird Mode
   Changes as natural light decreases/increases with increased brightness near dawn for early risers (turns on at dusk); 70% brightness for 0.5 hour, 100% brightness for 3.5 hours, 70% brightness for 1 hour, 50% brightness for 1 hour, 20% brightness for 4 hours, 100% brightness for 1 hour (turns off at Dawn).Important
   Dusk and dawn time may be diffrent in other locations and seasons.
   The sensors of our products will follow the light patterns of where it is installed. The time period shown in the chart above is just an example to help you understand the different lighting modes only.
7. 100% Constant Mode
   100% brightness from dusk to dawn.
8. 70% Constant Mode
   70% brightness from dusk to dawn.
9. 40% Constant Mode
   40% brightness from dusk to dawn,
10. Timer Mode Disabled
    Press this button to turn off Timer Mode; settings revert back to before Timer Mode was last activated.
11. Timer Mode Disabled
    Press this button to turn off Timer Mode; settings revert back to before Timer Mode was last activated.
12. Timer Mode 4 Hours
    This is an additional mode which can work with any other modes. For example: press this button at any time after you turn on 70% Constant Mode. If the light turns on at 7pm at dusk, it will turn off at 11pm. It will repeat the same schedule hereafter until it is canceled by pressing Timer Mode Disabled.
13. Time Mode 8 Hours
    This is an additional mode which can work with any other modes. For example: press this button at any time after you turn on 70% Constant Mode. If the light turns on at 7pm at dusk, it will turn off at 3am. It will repeat the same schedule hereafter until it is canceled by pressing Timer Mode Disabled.

Important
Dusk and dawn time can vary for different locations and seasons. The sensors in our products will monitor the light levels where it is installed. The time period shown in the chart above is just an example to help you understand the different lighting modes.

Documents / Resources

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References

• User Manual