Wetelux 97 53 50 Bedienungsanleitung Seite 10

Intended Use
The product is used as a decorative solar lamp illuminating paths or areas. The
solar panel charges the rechargeable battery during the hours of daylight. The
solar floodlight switches on the light automatically when darkness falls, and the
rechargeable battery in the device provides the energy for the light. During the
day, the solar light switches itself off automatically.
Assembling and Setting up
 Assemble the parts to resemble the product picture and connect the plug on
the solar panel with the socket on the floodlight.
 The solar floodlight is designed to resist the elements and is thus protected
against dampness; it should not, however, be directly subjected to wetness
or placed directly in water.
 If the solar panel has been covered by a protective foil for protection during
transit, remove it.
Sensor Settings
Turn the TIME adjustment knob in the "-" or "+" direction to
adjust how long the light stays on (from approximately 3
seconds to 7 minutes).
Note: If the light is on and new motion is detected, the light
duration will be recalculated from the last motion detected.
Sensitivity means the maximum distance at which the infrared
sensor can be triggered by the movement of a body (10
meters). Turning the SENS knob from (+) to (-) decreases the
sensitivity.
The brightness control module has a built-in sensor device
(photocell) that detects daylight and darkness. The position ( )
defines that the light is activated by the infrared sensor day and
night, the position ( ) defines that the light is activated by the
infrared sensor only at night. With the LUX knob you can set the
unit to activate at the desired brightness level.
Note: When it is in the day position, the device will turn on
when it is too bright outside; turn the control towards ( ).
However, if the light does not turn on because of streetlights or
a bright fixture around the house, turn this control toward ( ).
Operation
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