Waterproof All in One Solar Street Light Garden Lamp with Remote
Control
Solar Street Light Operating Mode
The 9th-generation solar street light offers two main working modes
to cater to different scenarios: the mode with motion sensor and
the mode without motion sensor.
Solar Street Light Motion Sensor Mode
This mode is designed to maximize energy efficiency. When people
are present within the detection range, the light operates at 100%
power, delivering bright illumination. When there are no people
detected, the light can either dim down to 20% power or turn off
completely, depending on the settings. This intelligent adjustment
helps save a significant amount of energy, thereby extending the
working hours of the light, especially in areas with intermittent
human activity.
In this mode, the solar street light automatically turns on after
dark and maintains a fixed power output throughout the night.
Unlike the motion sensor mode, its brightness does not change based
on the presence or absence of people, providing a stable and
consistent lighting level. This mode is suitable for areas that
require continuous and uniform lighting, such as main roads or
public squares with constant traffic.
Intelligent Remote Control
The solar street light is equipped with an intelligent remote
control, which allows for easy operation and setting of various
functions.
Examination before Installation
Before installing the light, it is essential to conduct a simple
test. Press the "ON" button to attempt to turn on the light. To
simulate the dark environment required for the light to work, test
it in a dark room or use an object to cover the solar panel. If the
light turns on, it is ready for installation. However, if the lamp
does not light up, it may be due to the battery being depleted
during long sea shipping. In such cases, place the light under
strong sunlight to charge for 3-4 hours and then test it again in a
dark room.
Remote Controller Detection
The effective range of the remote controller is less than 6 meters.
It is important to choose the right working mode that suits your
specific needs. The settings have a memory function, meaning you
only need to set them up once. The remote control offers a variety
of functions, including turning the light on and off, adjusting the
dimming level (dimming up and dimming down), selecting the motion
sensing mode (where the light dims down when no people are
detected), setting the light to always be on (and turn off at
dawn), and disabling the motion sensor. Additionally, there are
options to set the light to be steady on for 3 hours, 5 hours, or 8
hours, after which it will enter the motion sensor mode.
Mounting and Adjustment
To mount the lamp, first, ensure that the pole diameter is less
than 60mm. Insert the solar light into the lamp post and fix it
securely using rotating screws. After mounting, adjust the bracket
angle to position the solar panel upwards, facing the direction
that receives the best sunshine. This adjustment is crucial for
maximizing the charging efficiency of the solar panel. A
well-positioned solar panel will absorb more sunlight, ensuring the
battery is fully charged and the light operates optimally.
