IAN 109613 - Uncategorized Livarno Lux - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL IAN 109613 Livarno Lux

Assembly, operating and safety instructions

Electrical connector

Solar cell with built-in twilight sensor

Bracket (solar cell)

Rechargeable battery compartment

Locking screws Technical Data Operating voltage: 3.6 V Rechargeable battery: 3 x NiMH battery 1.2 V , 600 mAh, AA Light bulb: 10 LEDs, 0.06 W each (LEDs not replaceable) Solar cell: amorphous, 8 x 8 cm, max. 5.4 V, max. 70 mA Motion sensor: range: approx. 5–12 m, detection angle: approx. 90° horizontal, 90° vertical Protection type: IP44 (splash-proof)7 GB/IE Scope of delivery Check immediately after unpacking that the parts are complete and that the product is in proper condition. 1 Main unit (consisting of spotlight with 10 LEDs, motion sensor, mounting bracket with built-in batteries and built-in control) 1 Solar cell (8 cm x 8 cm) (incl. approx. 2.5 m power cable) 4 Screws (4 x 30 mm) 4 Wall plugs (ø 6 mm) 1 Instructions for assembly and use General safety instructions Before using the product, please familiarise yourself with all of the safety information and instructions for use! When passing this product on to others, please also include all the documents! This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and un- derstand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the appli- ance. Cleaning and user maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision. Never leave children unsupervised with the packaging material. The packaging material represents a danger of suffocation. Children fre- quently underestimate the dangers. Keep children out of the area you are working in. A large number of screws and other small parts are included with delivery. These may prove life-threatening if swallowed or inhaled. Do not use this article if you notice any damage!8 GB/IE Safety instructions for rechargeable batteries DANGER TO LIFE! Keep rechargeable batteries away from children. If accidentally swallowed seek immediate medical attention! CAUTION! EXPLOSION HAZARD! Never throw rechargeable batteries into fire or water! Do not exert mechanical loads to batteries! Do not use single-use batteries. Never short-circuit or open rechargeable batteries. Risk of property damage Only use the specified battery type! When inserting the battery ensure that it is inserted the right way round! This is shown in the battery compartment! If necessary, clean the battery and device contacts before inserting the battery! Function The solar cell

converts energy from sunlight into electricity. This recharges the battery inside the battery compartment

via the power cable. These batteries store the electricity fed by the solar cell. Fully charged bat- teries will provide about 2 hours of light on the „PIR“ setting, and about 8 hours on „AUTO“. In summer completely drained batteries take about 2 to 4 days to fully recharge in constant sunlight. The batteries must be charged prior to initial use (see „Charging rechargeable batteries“).9 GB/IE Before use Charging the rechargeable batteries Note: The rechargeable batteries inside the main unit

are fully charged at delivery. However, they may already have lost charge during transport from the manufacturer to the retail location. Therefore charge the batteries prior to use. During summer, initial charging will take at least one day in constant sunlight. Set the switch

to the „OFF“ position. Note: In constant sunlight (depending on the season) drained batteries should take two to ten days to charge. Note: the built-in charging controller of the LED solar spotlight prevents the rechargeable batteries from overcharging. Replace the rechargeable batteries if the light output does not improve after charging (Fig. E). Assembly Note: Before mounting, decide where you want to mount the solar cell

. Please remember the cord between the solar cell and the main unit is approx. 2.5 m long. Mounting the spotlight Please remember when selecting the location for mounting the main unit

1. The connection between the spotlight

and the main unit is flexible and should be able to illuminate the selected area. Please remember to slightly loosen the swivel screw before moving the spotlight. Tighten the swivel screw afterwards (see Fig. F).10 GB/IE

2. Depending on the mounting height (ideally between 1.80 m – 2.00 m)

has a detection range of max. 12 m with a detection angle of 90° horizontally and 90° vertically.

3. Be sure the sensor is not illuminated by street lighting at night. This can

influence its functioning. Secure the main unit

using two of the enclosed wall plugs

(ø 6 mm) and two of the enclosed screws

(4 x 30 mm) (see Fig. B). Note: The enclosed mounting material is suitable for ordinary masonry construction. Other wall substrates may require other fastening materi- als. Seek specialist advice when in doubt. After mounting, check that the main unit is fitted securely. Mounting the solar cell The solar cell

requires direct sunlight when possible. Ideally, the solar cell surface will be directed to the south. The enclosed mounting base will ensure the solar cell is mounted horizontally. Mount the bracket

to a vertical wall using the enclosed screws

(4 x 30 mm) and the enclosed wall plugs

(ø 6 mm) (see Fig. C). Note: The enclosed mounting material is suitable for ordinary masonry construction. Other wall substrates may require other fastening materi- als. Seek specialist advice when in doubt. After mounting, verify the solar cell is fitted securely. Then attach the solar cell as shown in Fig. C. Next adjust the solar cell to face south. Connecting the solar cell to the main unit After mounting the two operating units (main unit

) run the cable so it is not subjected to mechanical stress. Use typical installation11 GB/IE material such as cable clamps or conduit to fasten the cable, to prevent damage to the insulation. Connect the plug connector

from the main unit cable and the solar cell (see Fig. D). Start-up Note: Connect the main station

before using for the first time. The solar cell

also works as a twilight sensor, while the motion sensor

only responds to movement. When selecting the setup location for the solar cell

be sure the solar cell, just as the twilight sensor, are not affected by other light sources, e.g. street lighting. The switch

(Fig. A) features the following functions: Position „OFF“: Sensor

are off. In direct sunlight the rechargeable batteries are charged by the solar cell

detects dusk or dawn. To ensure a long life the LEDs will not be fully powered in this set- ting, but only provide approx. 25 % of their full light power (eco mode). When fully charged, the batteries will provide approx. 8 hours of light in this setting. Position „PIR“: The solar cell charges the batteries in sunlight. The solar cell

detects movement. The light ON time is preset to ap- prox. 1.5 minutes. If additional movement is detected12 GB/IE during these 1.5 minutes, the light ON time will reset. In this setting the LEDs will be fully powered. With the batteries fully charged the charge on this setting will provide light for a total of approx. 2 hours. Maintenance / changing batteries To ensure good solar cell

performance the solar cell must be cleaned regularly (see „Cleaning and care“). Change the batteries as follows: Slide the switch

to the „OFF“ position. Loosen the cover screws

the back of the main unit

using a cross-tip screwdriver (see Fig. E). Remove the back of the main unit. Remove the batteries from the battery compartment

and replace with new rechargeable batteries with the same technical data. Be sure to insert the batteries in the correct direction. The correct polarity is shown inside the battery compartment. Close the back of the main unit and secure the cover screws. Winter-time use The low amount of sunlight may reduce the light ON time at night depend- ing on the on-time. Due to the low position of the sun please also verify the solar cell

is out of shade throughout the day in winter and remove ice and snow as necessary. If the light ON time is inadequate due to the weather, recharge or replace the batteries (see„Charging the rechargeable batteries“ or „changing batteries“).13 GB/IE Cleaning and Care Switch off the LED solar spotlight before cleaning. Use a slightly dampened, lint-free cloth and mild cleaning agent to clean. Regular check the sensor

particularly for dirt. Regularly clean the sensor and solar cell to ensure proper functionality. Especially keep the solar cell free of snow and ice in winter. Troubleshooting = Problem = Cause = Solution Light doesn‘t come on. Switch

set to „OFF“ position. Set switch to “AUTO” / “PIR” position. Dirty sensor

Clean motion detector. Batteries are drained. Charge batteries (see „Charging the rechargeable batteries“). Spotlight is flickering. Batteries are almost drained. Charge batteries (see „Charging the rechargeable batteries“). Battery quickly loses its charge. The solar cell is dirty. Clean the solar cell. Solar cell is positioned incorrectly. Reposition solar cell (see „Mounting the solar cell“). Poor weather conditions. See „Winter-time use“.14 GB/IE Defective batteries. Replace batteries (see „Maintenance/changing batteries“). Disposal The packaging is made of environmentally friendly materials, which may be disposed of through your local recycling facilities. Contact your local community or municipal administration for more details on how to dispose your worn-out product. To help protect the environment, please dispose of the product properly, and not in household waste, when it has reached the end of its useful life. Please contact your local authority for infor- mation on collection points and their opening hours. Faulty or used rechargeable batteries must be recycled in accordance with Directive 2006 / 66 / EC. Return rechargeable batteries and / or the appli- ance using the recycling facilities provided.