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SOL FL 13007 Solar Path Light
4. The output of the solar path light will vary depending on the season. The lamp will stay lit
longer after a sunny day than after an overcast day.
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Follow these steps if your solar path light fails to light up even though instructions have been
followed:
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Make sure there is no interference from other light sources.
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Make sure your solar path light is not in the shade during the day.
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Make sure the switch is set to AUTO.
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Check whether the batteries
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DeeP DIScHarge PrOTecTION
If a battery voltage of approx. 2.9 V is reached, the deep discharge protection breaks the power
supply to the lamp in order to prevent a damaging deep discharge of the battery. After the deep
discharge protection has been activated the lamp switches off; this does not represent a defect.
Operation is then only possible once the battery voltage has risen again. In this case, switch off
the solar lamp (switch set to OFF). Charge the batteries using the solar panel 3- 4 days in direct
sunlight. Afterwards, set the switch back to ON.
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Clean the solar module regularly with a damp cloth to ensure optimal functioning. Do not use
solvents of any kind for cleaning, and avoid applying too much pressure when cleaning the
module.
To guarantee optimal functioning of the solar path light we recommend replacing the
rechargeable battery at least every 2 years�
SPecIFIcaTIONS
Nominal voltage
Rechargeable battery
Illuminant
Motion detector range
Detection angle
Light duration
DISPOSaL
Dispose of electrical devices in an environmentally responsible manner! Do not
dispose of electrical devices with household rubbish�
In accordance with Directive 2012/19/EU on waste electrical and electronic equipment, used
electrical equipment must be collected separately and reused or recycled in an environmentally
responsible manner. Please contact your local authorities for available disposal options for your
worn-out device.
Improper disposal of batteries and rechargeable batteries damages the
environment!
Batteries and rechargeable batteries do not belong in the household rubbish. They may
contain toxic heavy metals and must be treated as hazardous waste. Please take your used
batteries to a community collection centre.
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have been inserted correctly.
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3.6 V
3 x AA (600 mAh 1.2 V Ni-MH)
13 x LED
5 m
90 °
approx. 40 sek.
Operating Instructions
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