Outdoor Waterproof Solar Spotlights for Landscape and Yard

Why Choose Separate Solar Panel?

The key advantage of a separate solar panel is the ability to position it in the sunniest location, while the lamp itself can be placed where desired, even in shadier areas. This flexibility allows for optimal solar energy capture and placement of the lighting fixture.

INSTALLATION: - Select a suitable place to mount the spotlight fixtures, whether ground-mounting with the provided stake or wall-mounting with the wall bracket. - Locate a sunny spot to place the solar panel and install it using the ground stake for maximum sun exposure. Avoid shaded locations at all costs. - Connect the waterproof male connector on the spotlight cable to the corresponding female connector on the solar panel.

OPERATION: - Push the ON/OFF button to turn on the floodlight and charge it for at least 8 hours in direct sunlight. The light can also be charged with the switch in the OFF position. - There are 4 setting modes on the ON/OFF button: a) Full Power (8-10 hours of lighting) b) Normal Power (16-18 hours of lighting) c) Save Power (over 30 hours of lighting, ideal for rainy/cloudy weather) d) Off

The spotlights feature 12 ultra-bright 3000K warm white LEDs, with 3 LEDs per fixture. The all-metal construction ensures sturdiness and durability. The 16-foot cable connects 3 spotlights, totaling 42.4 feet in length.

Installation is easy, allowing for wall-mounting or in-ground placement. These versatile solar lights are perfect for illuminating patios, porches, paths, decks, pools, yards, gardens, garages, and driveways. The 3 adjustable power modes provide 8-30 hours of lighting on a full charge, with customizable brightness.

Specifications: - 9 LEDs total (3 per spotlight) - IP65 waterproof rating - 45° illumination angle - 42.4-foot total cable length

Package Includes: - 3 solar spotlights - 1 solar panel - 4 metal ground stakes - 2 sets of screws with anchors - 1 user manual

Tips: - Ensure the solar light is placed in a sunny location, avoiding shaded areas. - Verify the light's photocell is not affected by other light sources at night.

How Solar Lights Work: Solar lights are powered by solar energy, using photovoltaic (PV) cells to charge internal batteries during daylight hours. Sensors detect low light at dusk, triggering the battery to power the lights. As light levels rise at dawn, the lights automatically turn off.

Direct sunlight is crucial for efficient solar light operation, as it provides the highest intensity energy source. Artificial light can take longer to charge the batteries and may be less efficient overall.

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