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How to Install Solar Motion Sensor Lights to Maximize Coverage
Installation of solar motion sensor lights is a step in securing your home with energy efficiency in lighting. Pursue the following steps to ensure that you are getting the maximum cover from your solar lights.
1. Choose an Appropriate Location
First, find the perfect place for your solar motion sensor lights. Think about areas that require light or safety, such as over a doorway, driveway path, walks, or dark corners of your property. Make sure the area you will choose gets enough sunlight during the day to fully charge the battery by the solar panel.
2. Decide on the Ideal Height
Place the light sensor at a good height to cover a broad area. For most solar motion sensor lights, they should be between 6 and 10 feet from the ground. It is at this height that its sensor can view movement over a wider area while providing adequate illumination. Avoid high mounting as that may reduce the sensitivity and intensity of the light at the ground.
3. Change the Angle
Most solar motion sensor lights will allow you to adjust the angle of the solar panel itself and the light. Angle the solar panel in a direction that sees the most sunlight throughout the day. The light can be angled to cover where you want it to shine: generally downward for driveways and paths, but at an outward angle for broader coverage across an open area.
4. Test the Motion Sensor Range
After installation, test the motion sensor in terms of the range it should cover. Walk around the installation zone to observe whether the light would turn on when it needs to. Adjust the sensor setting regarding sensitivity, in order not to be triggered by small animals or even passing cars.
5. Proper Mounting of Light
Once you find the position that is most appropriate for location, height, and angle, use screws or brackets provided to secure the light in place. Make sure that the light has been tightly fitted to its mounting surface so as not to be moved by wind or any other accidental means.
6. Periodic Maintenance
Cleaning of the solar panel regularly from dust and other materials that diminish its effectiveness will ensure the performance continues to be at its best. Periodically check the motion sensor and light to see that they operate properly.
Conclusion
These solar motion sensor lights should be correctly installed to provide maximum coverage and performance. Select the location with care, adjust the height and angle to meet the specific needs of your home, test the motion sensor, and you will get improved security in addition to the eco-friendly benefits of solar energy.
1. Choose an Appropriate Location
First, find the perfect place for your solar motion sensor lights. Think about areas that require light or safety, such as over a doorway, driveway path, walks, or dark corners of your property. Make sure the area you will choose gets enough sunlight during the day to fully charge the battery by the solar panel.
2. Decide on the Ideal Height
Place the light sensor at a good height to cover a broad area. For most solar motion sensor lights, they should be between 6 and 10 feet from the ground. It is at this height that its sensor can view movement over a wider area while providing adequate illumination. Avoid high mounting as that may reduce the sensitivity and intensity of the light at the ground.
3. Change the Angle
Most solar motion sensor lights will allow you to adjust the angle of the solar panel itself and the light. Angle the solar panel in a direction that sees the most sunlight throughout the day. The light can be angled to cover where you want it to shine: generally downward for driveways and paths, but at an outward angle for broader coverage across an open area.
4. Test the Motion Sensor Range
After installation, test the motion sensor in terms of the range it should cover. Walk around the installation zone to observe whether the light would turn on when it needs to. Adjust the sensor setting regarding sensitivity, in order not to be triggered by small animals or even passing cars.
5. Proper Mounting of Light
Once you find the position that is most appropriate for location, height, and angle, use screws or brackets provided to secure the light in place. Make sure that the light has been tightly fitted to its mounting surface so as not to be moved by wind or any other accidental means.
6. Periodic Maintenance
Cleaning of the solar panel regularly from dust and other materials that diminish its effectiveness will ensure the performance continues to be at its best. Periodically check the motion sensor and light to see that they operate properly.
Conclusion
These solar motion sensor lights should be correctly installed to provide maximum coverage and performance. Select the location with care, adjust the height and angle to meet the specific needs of your home, test the motion sensor, and you will get improved security in addition to the eco-friendly benefits of solar energy.
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