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The light will stay on as long as the motion detector senses motion in the zone. The light will turn off in approximately 90 seconds after the person leaves the detection zone or stops moving. During the day, the solar panel converts sunlight into electricity and recharges the battery in the main housing. At night, the light turns on automatically when it detects motion using the electricity stored during that day. The number of activations per night are dependent on your geographical location, weather conditions and seasonal lighting availability. NOTE: Solar security lights do not receive as much direct sunlight in winter months. Therefore, the number of activations per night will be reduced during winter. IMPORTANT: BEFORE FIRST USE After installing the main housing and solar panel module, leave the switch in the “OFF” position and charge in full, direct sunlight for THREE FULL DAYS. Then remove the switch label and slide the switch to the “AUTO” position. The light will turn on automatically at night when it detects motion. Solar Panel Detection Zone ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS Inspect contents of 1 2 3 4 5 3 4 Step 1NOTE: Step 2 1 2 Template on back of manual A Phillips screwdriver will be required. PARTS LIST: Home Security Main Housing Main Housing Mounting Screws (2) Solar Panel Module with Cord Solar Panel Module Mounting Screws (3) SL-7 Owner’s Manual Select a location and attach the main housing where you want to detect persons or objects moving at night. Ideal places are patios, side doors, garages and pool area. Mount the main housing 6 to 8 feet above ground on a solid surface for best motion detection and light distribution. Do not place the main housing in high traffic areas. Doing so will discharge the battery quickly and unit will shut down until it is recharged by the sun. Aim the motion detector away from streets, busy walk areas, trees and bushes. To attach the main housing, use the mounting template in this manual to install the two main housing mounting screws. The screw heads must stand out from the surface by about 5/ 32" . This is about the thickness of two quarters or two nickels. Step 3 Slide the two slots housing onto the screws. Step 4 Select a location within 15 feet main housing to mount the solar panel module. The solar panel module must mounted where it will receive full, direct sunlight for several hours each day. Step 5 Firmly plug the solar panel module cord into the main housing. Step 6 Mount the solar panel module in a sunny location where it will receive full, direct sunlight for several hours each day. Aim the solar panel toward the south, fac- NOTE: Shaded areas will not allow the solar panel to fully charge the battery. This will drastically reduce the number of activations per night. Step 7 ing upward at about 45° angle. The adjustable base allows mounting on most vertical, horizontal or sloping surface such as a wall, post or roof. Excess cord can be tucked under the base securely. 45° 4 Step 8 Point the two floodlights in the desired direction. You may want to adjust the floodlights after letting the unit operate for a few nights. Step 9 Position the detector head in the direction you want to cover. Never aim the motion detector head directly at the sun or above a 90° angle (horizontal level). Do not rotate the head more than 360°. The motion detector covers an area of 130° and a maximum range of approximately 75 feet unless its view is blocked by a stationary object such as a building or tree. The higher the motion detector is mounted, the greater the effective range. The motion detector is most sensitive to persons or warm objects moving across its detection zone, rather than toward or away from it. 75 Feet 90° Motion Detector Head TESTING S Step 1 After installing your light, charge in full, direct sunlight for THREE FULL SUNNY DAYS. Step 2 After allowing the battery to fully charge, the motion detector can adjusted and tested. Point the motion detector from horizontal level. Step 3 Move the slide switch to “TEST” position. Turn the range knob all the way to the minimum setting (counterclockwise). The lights will come on for a few seconds, then turn off. Step 4 Wait one minute for the circuit to stabilize, then walk slowly across the detection zone. The lights will turn on as soon as your presence is detected. The lights will turn off in approximately 10 seconds after motion stops or you leave the detection zone. Adjust the detector head up or down, left or right, in small increments as necessary. Increase the range by turning the knob clockwise a little at a time and only if necessary. Most applications work best at the lower range setting. Step 5 Place the switch to “AUTO” position. The lights may come on for a few seconds. This is normal. After dark, test your adjustment by walking slowly across the detection zone. The lights will turn on when your presence is detected and will stay on as long there is motion in the detection zone. The lights will turn off in ap...