Festive Lights SL171 Solar Powered Lights User Manual
- June 12, 2024
- Festive Lights
Table of Contents
Festive Lights SL171 Solar Powered Lights
Solar Powered Lights
In the interest of safe and proper use of this product, please read these
instructions carefully and retain them for future reference. Solar lights work
by using a solar panel to generate energy from sunlight, converting it into an
electrical current that charges the internal, rechargeable batteries. These
batteries then power the lights. When switched on, an in-built light sensor
controls the lights, automatically activating them once the sensor detects
dusk has fallen. The level of battery charge and duration of light time
depends on the amount of sunlight received, so your lights will stay
illuminated for longer during the summer
months.
- suspected light return
- Serine 2_Shre
- Summer 5_8hrs
- Autumn 2_Shrs
- Winter 0_2hre
The product turns on or off by the amount of light in its surroundings. Position the solar panel at least 2 meters from other light sources. The closer the light is, the less effectively it will work. Please ensure the face of the solar panel is not shaded. Choose a place where it gets as much direct sunlight as possible. Spec – Solar panel: 2V, 35mA, LED: 1 x 0.06W LED, Battery: 1 x 1.2V AAA NI-MH 300mAh Batteries can be replaced. If you need to replace the batteries at any time, please ensure the replacement is the same specification as the original. We recommend charging the product in the sun for about 2-3 days, every 6 months, in order to protect the rechargeable battery. This product must be recycled, or disposed of, properly according to your local waste disposal centre. Do not dispose of batteries in regular trash, municipal waste stream, or by fire, as batteries may leak or explode. Do not open, short circuit, or mutilate batteries as injury may occur.
UK importer : Festive Lights Ltd, Preston Road, Charnock Richard,
Chorley, Lancashire, PR7 SHH
EU importer: Festive Lights BV, Utrechtseweg 341, 3818 EL Amersfoort,
Netherlands