#Bionic duo spotlight professional

#Bionic duo spotlight professional

Each light looks much like a professional security camera, too, which may also scare potential intruders of the human variety. A potential intruder may not even see it there and might be shocked when it turns on, clearly showing them in bright light. You can rest easy, knowing that you'll be alerted to the presence of any potential intruders and that if you do have to leave your house, you won't have to do so in the dark.Īside from the light that it gives off, each Bionic Spotlight is black, which will give it a discreet appearance in the dark. Once your light has charged for a day, it'll be ready to detect motion and turn on at any time of the night. You won't need to take any action while your light is charging. Your Bionic Spotlight will take about a day to soak up the sun's energy and give itself enough power to work all night if the need arises. Once you've adjusted the panel to your liking (you can always move it later if it's not suitable), twist the knob on the right-hand side away from you to fully turn the device on. Tipping it at an angle of around 45 degrees may work best for most lights. Next, tip up your light's attached solar panel so that it's resting at an angle at which it can catch the sun's rays, instead of sitting flat. Be sure to mount it at a fairly high height, so it can bathe as much of your property in its light as possible. Regardless, you'll need to add a total of three screws to the ready-made holes in your light's base. Depending on the type of wood you'll be screwing your solar-powered light into, you may need to drill holes first.

A wooden post, wall or fence may make an ideal location. To mount one of these lights, you'll need to choose a location that gets a fair amount of sun, and one that you can add screws to.