Outdoor Solar Light User Manual

1. Ngwaahịa gafereview

The Newstyle Outdoor Solar Light is a self-contained, solar-powered LED lighting solution designed for outdoor security and illumination. Featuring multiple LED counts and three intelligent lighting modes, it offers versatile and energy-efficient lighting for gardens, fences, yards, and walls. Its IP65 waterproof rating ensures durability in various weather conditions.

Foto: Ofeview of different LED count models (138, 158, 176, 208, 468 LED).

Image: Key features including IP65 waterproof, solar power, PIR induction, and 1200mAh battery.

2. Nhazi ntuziaka

1. Họrọ ebe: Select an outdoor area that receives direct sunlight for at least 6-8 hours daily to ensure optimal charging of the solar panel.
2. Mee ka Lamp: Locate the button switch on the lamp. Press and hold the button for 3 seconds to activate the device and cycle through the lighting modes.
3. Wepu ihe nkiri nchekwa: Gently tear off any plastic protective film from the solar panel to allow for efficient charging.
4. Ebube mbụ: For first-time use, allow the solar light to charge in direct sunlight for a full day (6-8 hours) before nightfall. To test during the day, cover the solar panel to simulate darkness.
5. Ịkwanye: Align the holes on the back of the lamp with your desired mounting surface (e.g., wall, fence). Use appropriate screws or nails to securely fasten the light. Ensure it is installed in a sunny location.

Image: Visual guide for activating, covering the solar panel, installing, and automatic recharging.

3. Ntuziaka ọrụ

The solar light features intelligent induction with a 180° sensing angle and an effective sensing distance of up to 8 meters. It operates with three distinct lighting modes:

1. Mode 1: Low Brightness Mode
   During the day, the light charges via solar power. At night, it automatically lights up at a low brightness. There is no motion induction in this mode.
2. Mode 2: Dim Light Sensor Mode
   The light stays in a dim state. When motion is detected, it switches to super bright light. After approximately 20 seconds of no motion, it dims back down.
3. Ụdị nke 3: Ụdị Mmetụta Ọkụ Dị Ike
   The light remains off. When motion is detected, it turns on at 100% brightness. After approximately 20 seconds of no motion, the light turns off completely.

To switch between modes, short press the button switch on the device. The light will indicate the current mode.

Image: Detailed explanation of the three lighting modes.

Image: Intelligent induction capabilities with 180° wide-angle and 8m sensing distance.

4. Nlekọta

• Ogwe anyanwụ dị ọcha: Jiri nwayọ na-ehichapụ akụkụ anyanwụ mgbe niile, damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, or debris. A clean panel ensures maximum sunlight absorption and charging efficiency.
• Lelee Nkwalite: Periodically inspect the mounting screws and brackets to ensure the light remains securely attached to its surface.
• Nlekọta batrị: The integrated lithium battery is designed for long-term use. Avoid prolonged storage in a completely discharged state. If storing for an extended period, ensure the light is fully charged beforehand.
• Nguzogide ihu igwe: The light is IP65 waterproof, meaning it is protected against dust and low-pressure water jets. While designed for outdoor use, extreme weather conditions (e.g., heavy hail, prolonged submersion) should be avoided if possible.

Image: Solar charging duration (6-8 hours in daytime) and lighting duration (8-12 hours in evening).

5. Nchọpụta nsogbu

• Ìhè anaghị agbanye n'abalị:
  - Ensure the solar panel is receiving adequate direct sunlight (6-8 hours) during the day.
  - Check if the protective film has been removed from the solar panel.
  - Verify that the light is activated and not in the 'off' state (long press the button for 3 seconds to activate/cycle modes).
  - The battery might be low; allow it to charge for a full day in direct sunlight.
• Ìhè ahụ adịghị mma ma ọ bụ na-anọ naanị obere oge:
  - The solar panel may be dirty; clean it regularly.
  - The light might not be receiving enough direct sunlight due to shade or cloudy weather.
  - Ensure the light is not installed under other light sources at night, which can prevent it from activating.
• Motion sensor is not working:
  - Ensure the light is in Mode 2 or Mode 3, which utilize the motion sensor.
  - Check for obstructions blocking the sensor's field of view.
  - The sensing distance and angle can be affected by ambient temperature and the size/speed of the moving object.

6. Nkọwapụta

7. Ndụmọdụ onye ọrụ

• Ebe kacha mma: For best performance, mount the solar light in an area that receives unobstructed direct sunlight throughout the day. Avoid placing it under eaves, trees, or other structures that might cast shadows on the solar panel.
• Nnwale izizi: After installation, cover the solar panel to simulate night and test all three lighting modes to ensure proper functionality before relying on it for security.
• Nhicha mgbe niile: A quick wipe of the solar panel once a month can significantly improve charging efficiency, especially in dusty or pollen-heavy environments.
• Nhọrọ ụdị: Experiment with the different lighting modes to find the one that best suits your needs for security, ambiance, and battery life in your specific location.

8. Akwụkwọ ikike & Nkwado

For any issues, questions, or support needs regarding your Newstyle Outdoor Solar Light, please contact the seller or manufacturer directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase. Specific warranty details may vary; refer to your purchase documentation for more information.