a solar powered spotlight - how to install a solar spot light
by：EME LIGHTING
2020-03-20
Decide where to put your solar spotlight, which object, flower or logo you should decide, you want your outdoor solar spotlight to be highlighted, and decide whether you want to fix the solar spotlight on the ground or install the solar spotlight on the wall, on the door, on the fence or on the fence.
Choose a location so that the solar spotlight is close enough to shine on your object.
You can try to fix the solar spotlight on the ground for the time being, or if you want to install the solar spotlight on the ground and have an assistant lift your solar spotlight with your hands, it\'s better to be after dark, so you can step back and see if the solar spotlight lights up the place as you would like.
Make sure the solar spotlight doesn\'t get in the way of anything, make sure that the solar spotlight is in a convenient location and won\'t be hit by anything nearby, like a mower, tool or vehicle.
You don\'t want your solar spotlight knocked down or damaged.
Once you have found a good possible location for your solar spotlight, make sure the solar spotlight has enough sun, check that location and see how many Suns it has.
Look for objects, highlights, branches, or anything that may shade your solar spotlight.
On a sunny day, check the location of your solar spotlight multiple times to see if the sun will shine as much of your solar spotlight as possible.
Your Sun spotlight should have as much sun time as possible every day so its battery can be fully charged every day.
Put the spotlight on your sun-
Now that you \'ve found a great location for your solar spotlight, if you\'re going to install it, then connect the stakes to the solar spotlight and push it into the ground.
Try to make sure that the pile of the solar spotlight is straight so that the solar spotlight can stay level.
By holding shares, not the top or panel of the solar spotlight, the shares of the solar spotlight are firmly pushed into the ground.
Turn the micro solar panel of the solar spotlight to make it south and adjust the angle of the solar spotlight at night in order to target the light in the right position. Or -
Solar spotlight installed-
If you decide to install the solar spotlight on the ground, then hole in the screws on the wall, fence or gate to make sure the solar spotlight is horizontal, that way the solar spotlight won\'t stand out where you don\'t want to see it.
Also, make sure you place it or mark the hole at night so you can make sure that the solar spotlight will shine in the right place.
Place screws and install the solar spotlight firmly.
Turn the micro solar panel of the solar spotlight to make it face south and adjust the angle of the solar spotlight at night so that it can target the light in the right direction.
Congrats!
By installing the solar spotlight, you have now added an interesting, highlighted spot on your property, or your solar spotlight lights up your house number, make it easier for people to find your house at night!
Most importantly, your solar spotlight doesn\'t need any cabling at all, and your solar spotlight is powered by free power from the sun.
To highlight something else, you might want to add a few more outdoor solar spotlights.
Choose a location so that the solar spotlight is close enough to shine on your object.
You can try to fix the solar spotlight on the ground for the time being, or if you want to install the solar spotlight on the ground and have an assistant lift your solar spotlight with your hands, it\'s better to be after dark, so you can step back and see if the solar spotlight lights up the place as you would like.
Make sure the solar spotlight doesn\'t get in the way of anything, make sure that the solar spotlight is in a convenient location and won\'t be hit by anything nearby, like a mower, tool or vehicle.
You don\'t want your solar spotlight knocked down or damaged.
Once you have found a good possible location for your solar spotlight, make sure the solar spotlight has enough sun, check that location and see how many Suns it has.
Look for objects, highlights, branches, or anything that may shade your solar spotlight.
On a sunny day, check the location of your solar spotlight multiple times to see if the sun will shine as much of your solar spotlight as possible.
Your Sun spotlight should have as much sun time as possible every day so its battery can be fully charged every day.
Put the spotlight on your sun-
Now that you \'ve found a great location for your solar spotlight, if you\'re going to install it, then connect the stakes to the solar spotlight and push it into the ground.
Try to make sure that the pile of the solar spotlight is straight so that the solar spotlight can stay level.
By holding shares, not the top or panel of the solar spotlight, the shares of the solar spotlight are firmly pushed into the ground.
Turn the micro solar panel of the solar spotlight to make it south and adjust the angle of the solar spotlight at night in order to target the light in the right position. Or -
Solar spotlight installed-
If you decide to install the solar spotlight on the ground, then hole in the screws on the wall, fence or gate to make sure the solar spotlight is horizontal, that way the solar spotlight won\'t stand out where you don\'t want to see it.
Also, make sure you place it or mark the hole at night so you can make sure that the solar spotlight will shine in the right place.
Place screws and install the solar spotlight firmly.
Turn the micro solar panel of the solar spotlight to make it face south and adjust the angle of the solar spotlight at night so that it can target the light in the right direction.
Congrats!
By installing the solar spotlight, you have now added an interesting, highlighted spot on your property, or your solar spotlight lights up your house number, make it easier for people to find your house at night!
Most importantly, your solar spotlight doesn\'t need any cabling at all, and your solar spotlight is powered by free power from the sun.
To highlight something else, you might want to add a few more outdoor solar spotlights.
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