Mount your solar panel in a position that will enable the most amount of light to be absorbed. In the Northern Hemisphere this is usually south facing.

The solar panel can charge the internal batteries in direct and indirect light. For best results, try to optimize your solar panel’s sun exposure.

Yes, the solar panel can be tilted and fully rotated. You may need to exert a bit of force in order to pivot the panel for the first time.

At this point there are no extensions available for the cable that connects the light to the solar panel. Any additions to the cable will void the warranty.

A rapidly flashing light is caused by undercharged batteries. Turn the solar motion light to the “OFF” position and charge for two full sunny days to bring the batteries to full charge. After two days, return the switch to the “Auto” position.

Yes, the sensor of the solar motion light is light sensitive. For nighttime usage, ensure no other light activates the motion sensor.

Your solar motion light requires the use of 3 AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.

Yes, this solar motion light comes with a 1-year limited warranty.