LIVARNO LUX LSS 520 A1
Proper mounting location
Carefully choose the mounting location and thoroughly prepare for assembly.
Systematically arrange all individual parts, required tools and mounting materials and place them
within easy reach.
The solar LED spotlight (1) may only be mounted on a sturdy support, such as a masonry wall etc.
Do not mount the solar LED spotlight (1) above a heat source or within direct proximity of other light
sources. Also account for Figure [D] on the cover page when selecting the mounting location.
The built-in battery of the solar LED spotlight (1) is exclusively charged via the solar panel (7) part of
the delivery scope. The cable (8) is approx. 3 m long. Therefore, the mounting location of the solar
panel (7) must be chosen such that the plug can be connected to the cable (6) socket of the solar LED
spotlight (1) without difficulty. When doing so, lay the cable (8) in a manner so it does not obstruct
people or become a tripping hazard. Ideally, mount the solar panel (7) at a bright location exposed
to direct sunlight.
Choose a mounting location that protects the solar LED spotlight (1) from wind, rain and soiling.
Determine in advance which mounting materials are suitable for the designated mounting location.
The solar LED spotlight (1) is delivered with mounting materials suitable for concrete.
Required tools
The package does not include the following tools. This list is provided to offer general orientation. The
precise characteristics of the required tools depend on the chosen mounting location.
Ladder
Spirit level, yardstick, pencil
Drilling machine and drill
Phillips screwdriver, flat-tip screwdriver
Open-ended spanner, combination pliers, wire cutter
Before starting assembly
When drilling holes, ensure you do not damage any
hidden cables or pipes.
Mount the device using the proper tools.
Before assembly, make yourself familiar with the individual parts of the solar LED spotlight (1) as well as
with the instructions and illustrations, and observe them during assembly.
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