Heating & Lighting<Cobalt Pond Led Light With Sensor

Intended For: Fish/Pond
Material(S): Uv Resistant Plastic Housing And Electrical Cords
Color: Black Plastic Construction, With Alternating Rgb Led
Product Dimensions: Light Housing: 2.25 In Dia X 2.75 In H; Light Sensor: 2.5 In Dia X 8.8 In H
Compatible With: Pond And Landscape Use

Warranty:
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Instructions:
Installation:
Attach And Tighten The Pond & Landscape Light Cable To The Transformer Output. Position Pond & Landscape Light In Or Around The Pond As Desired. Note: Max Depth Of Light Fixture Is 39 In (1M) Below The Surface Of The Water. Be Sure To Place The Light Sensor In A Dry Area That Receives Adequate Daylight For Day/Night Sensor To Operate Correctly. Finally, Plug The Transformer Into A Suitable Gfci Prorated Socket. Be Sure To Create A Drip Loop Per Fig. 1. Pond & Landscape Light Will Turn On Automatically After Dusk And Turn Off At Dawn.

Maintenance:
Clean The Pond & Landscape Light Regularly, Or Whenever You Note A Decrease In The Lighting Level. Unplug The Transformer From The Power Socket. Clean The Transparent Lens And Other Components Using Water And A Brush Or Soft Cloth If Necessary. Replace Pond & Landscape Light Back Into Desired Location And Plug The Transformer Back Into The Socket.

Caution:
This Appliance Is A Lighting System For Freshwater Ornamental Outdoor Ponds And Gardens. Any Other Use Is Prohibited And, Consequently, Not Covered By The Manufacturer’S Liability. Warning: Strictly Adhere To The Following Warnings In Order To Prevent Any Type Of Accident, You Should Also Observe Basic Safety Provisions.

Cautions/Warnings:
Danger: To Avoid Possible Electric Shock, Special Care Should Be Taken Since Water Is Employed In The Use Of Pond Equipment. For Each Of The Following Situations, Do Not Attempt Repair By Yourself; Return The Appliance To An Authorized Service Facility For Service Or Discard The Appliance: 1 – If The Appliance Shows Any Signs Of Abnormal Water Leakage, Immediately Unplug From The Power Source. 2 – Carefully Examine The Appliance After Installation. It Should Not Be Plugged In If There Is Water On Parts Not Intended To Be Wet. 3 – Do Not Operate Any Appliance If It Has A Damaged Cord Or Plug, Or If It Is Malfunctioning Or Has Been Dropped Or Damaged In Any Manner. 4 – To Avoid The Possibility Of The Appliance Plug Or Receptacle Getting Wet, Use Outdoor/Wea- Ther Resistant Receptacle To Prevent Water From Dripping Onto The Receptacle Or Plug. A Drip Loop, Shown In Figure 1, Should Be Arranged By The User For Each Cord Connecting A Pond Appliance To A Receptacle. The Drip Loop Is That Part Of The Cord Below The Level Of The Receptacle Or The Connector, If An Extension Cord Is Used, To Prevent Water Travelling Along The Cord And Coming In Contact With The Receptacle. If The Plug Or Receptacle Does Get Wet, Don’T Unplug The Cord. Disconnect The Fuse Or Circuit Breaker That Supplies Power To The Appliance. Then, Unplug And Examine For Presence Of Water In The Receptacle.5 – Close Supervision Is Necessary When Any Appliance Is Used By Or Near Children. 6 – To Avoid Injury, Do Not Contact Moving Parts Or Hot Parts Such As Heaters, Reflectors, Lamp Bulbs, And The Like. 7 – Always Unplug An Appliance From An Outlet When Not In Use, Before Putting On Or Taking Off Parts, And Before Cleaning. Never Yank Cord To Pull Plug From Outlet. Grasp The Plug And Pull To Disconnect. 8 – Do Not Use An Appliance For Other Than Intended Use. The Use Of Attachments Not Recommended Or Sold By The Appliance Manufacturer May Cause An Unsafe Condition. 9- Make Sure The Appliance Is Securely Installed Before Operating It. 10 – Read And Observe All The Important Notices On The Appliance. 11- If An Extension Cord Is Necessary, A Cord With A Proper Rating Should Be Used. A Cord Rated For Less Amperes Or Watts Than The Appliance Rating May Overheat. Care Should Be Taken To Arrange The Cord So That It Will Not Be Tripped Over Or Pulled. 12- If This Appliance Has A Polarized Plug (One Blade Is Wider Than The Other) As A Safety Feature, This Plug Will Fit In A Polarized Outlet Only One Way. If The Plug Does Not Fit Fully In The Outlet, Reverse The Plug. If It Still Does Not Fit, Contact A Qualified Electrician. Never Use With An Extension Cord Unless Plug Can Be Fully Inserted. Do Not Attempt To Defeat This Safety Feature.

Important Safety Instructions:
This Appliance Is A Lighting System For Freshwater Ornamental Outdoor Ponds And Gardens. Any Other Use Is Prohibited And, Consequently, Not Covered By The Manufacturer’S Liability. Warning: Strictly Adhere To The Following Warnings In Order To Prevent Any Type Of Accident, You Should Also Observe Basic Safety Provisions.

1) Warning: Disconnect All Submerged Electrical Appliances In The Pond Before Carrying Out Installation And Maintenance Operations. If The Connection Plug Or The Electric Socket Should Be Wet, Disconnect The Master Switch Before Pulling Out The Power Supply Cable. 2) Warning: Only Use The Supplied Transformer Or Original Spare Part. 3) Check That The Voltage Given On The Appliance Label Corresponds To The Main Voltage. 4) Before Connecting The Appliance To The Main, Check That The Cable And The Appliance Are Not Damaged In Any Way. 5) The Power Cable Cannot Be Repaired Or Replaced. If It Is Damaged, Replace The Entire Appliance Or The Transformer. 6) The Appliance Power Supply Cable Must Form An Appropriate Loop, Facing Downwards (Drip Loop In Fig. 1), To Prevent Any Runoff Water From Coming Into Contact With The Socket Itself.7) This Appliance Must Be Supplied Through A Residual Current Dence (Rcd) Having A Rated Residual Current Not Exceeding 30Ma (Idn ‰¤ 30 Ma). 8) Do Not Place The Supply Cable Underground, But Follow The Installation Instructions Prescribed By The Local Regulations In Force, And Consult A Qualified Installer And Electrician.9) When Installing The Appliance, Do Not Use The Supply Cable To Lift It. 10) Before Starting Up The Appliance, Check That It Has Been Correctly Installed. 11) Do Not Use Or Keep The Appliance In An Area Subject To Freezing. In Winter, It Is Necessary To Remove And Position The Appliance So That It Is Protected.