148
IO
(148IO)
SOLAR LED LANDSCAPE LIGHT ENGLISH
4.875” X 7.25” 09/22/2009
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148
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SOLAR LED LANDSCAPE LIGHT ENGLISH
4.875” X 7.25” 09/22/2009
INTEX®OWNER'S MANUAL
SOLAR LED LANDSCAPE LIGHT
148IO-R0-1009
• This product is not a toy, keep away from children. Assembly and disassembly
by adult only.
• The rechargeable battery is not replaceable. Do not open, short circuit, or
destroy the battery as injury may occur.
• Do not dispose of LiFePO4 batteries in regular trash, municipal waste stream
or by fire as battery may leak or explode.
• Do not stare directly at the light emitted by this product.
• Never lift or handle the product by the solar panel. Do not touch the solar
panel surface.
• Do not set up the product on slope, incline surface or shaded areas.
• Do not sit, straddle, step or exert pressure on the product as injury could
occur.
FOLLOW THESE RULES AND ALL INSTRUCTIONS TO AVOID PROPERTY
DAMAGE OR OTHER INJURY.
WARNING
PARTS LIST
REF. NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. SPARE PARTS NO.
1
SOLAR LIGHT
1 11255
2
LOWER TUBE
1 11256
3
STAKE
1 11257
4
BASE
1 11258
1
2
3
4
INSTRUCTIONS
General
• The solar panel will charge the battery during daytime and the light will turn on
automatically when it gets dark. It will also turn off when it gets bright again.
• The adjustable solar panel allows maximum sunlight exposure.
• Depending on weather conditions and sun exposure, a full day charge under the
sunlight provides an average of 3-5 hours of illumination.
• For better performance, the product should be installed in a bright sunny area
and not in shaded areas, under the trees or areas with low sunlight exposure.
• Keep the solar panel surface clean and clear from leaves or debris that may
affect its efficiency.
IMPORTANT
• Do not setup this product near other sources of lighting devices.
• To allow maximum sun exposure, northern hemisphere users should
position the product with the solar panel facing south. Southern hemisphere
users should position the product with the solar panel facing north.