How to Install Solar Garden Lights？

Choose the Installation Location

• Select a spot with unobstructed sunlight (ideally 6-8 hours daily). Avoid shadows from trees, buildings, or structures.
• Ensure the area is flat and stable for easy placement or drilling.

Prepare Tools and Components

• Gather tools: screwdriver, wire cutter, wrench, and a level.
• Unpack the solar panel, LED lamp, rechargeable battery, mounting hardware, and wiring.

Assemble the Components

• Attach the solar panel to its bracket using screws. Ensure the panel faces south (Northern Hemisphere) or north (Southern Hemisphere) for optimal sunlight.
• Connect the solar panel wires to the LED lamp and battery, following the polarity (+/-) markings. Secure connections with waterproof tape.

Install the Solar Panel

• Mount the panel on a wall, fence, or stake using brackets. Adjust the tilt angle (20°–30° from horizontal) to maximize sunlight absorption.
• Ensure the panel is secure and weatherproof to withstand wind and rain.

Position the LED Lamp

• Place the lamp in the desired location (e.g., flower beds, pathways). Use a spike or adhesive base for ground mounting.
• For wall-mounted lamps, drill holes and secure with screws.

Connect Wires and Test

• Run wires from the solar panel to the lamp and battery. Use conduit pipes to protect wires from damage.
• Expose the panel to sunlight for 6–8 hours to charge the battery. Test the lamp at night to ensure it lights up automatically.

Adjust and Maintain

• Fine-tune the lamp angle for optimal lighting coverage.
• Clean the solar panel monthly with a soft cloth to remove dust or debris.

Avoid Low-Light Areas: Install in sunny spots; shaded panels reduce efficiency.