Nature Power 22260 User Manual

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troubleshooting

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Page o f 65OPERATION1. Before the Solar Motion Light can operate to its full capacity, the Solar Panel needs to be in sunlight for 3 daysto 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 (5) there is a switch with three positions:• Turn the switch to “AUTO” position, the light will turn on automatically at night when motion isdetected 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.HOW TO USE CONTROL DIALSThe Solar Motion Light has 3 different control dials which control the light’s duration,sensitivity to light and sensitivity to motion.LUX (LIGHT LEVEL)1. The LUX Adjusting dial (9) tells the sensor the level of darkness that must bereached before the light turns on.2. If set to the maximum level, the light will go on in daylight.3. If set to the minimum setting the sensor will only trigger the light to turn on at dusk or when it is darkout. This is the ideal position for general usage.TIME1. The TIME Adjusting dial (11) sets the duration of illumination time.2. The TIME is adjustable from 8 seconds to 2 minutes. Rotating the dial clockwise will increase theillumination time.SENS (SENSITIVITY)This determines the range of motion detection:1. Minimum position – Low Range.2. Mid Position -‐ Normal setting.3. Maximum position -‐ Maximum range.LOCATION OF SOLAR LIGHTFor best results, please locate the Solar Panel from yourCOB Solar Light in a position where it can absorb directsunlight on the solar panel, and generally free from coverand shade.TROUBLESHOOTINGIf the Solar Motion Light does not illuminate when movement in front of the sensor is obvious, please observethe following:• Ensure the solar panel is in a location where it will receive maximum sunlight during daytime hours.Page 5 of 12