GardenWize SWGSL276 Specification sheet

Solar-Powered Imperial Bird
Bath Fountain
With Back-Up On-Demand Lithium Battery
Information For Use
To get the best use of this water feature, we highly advise that you read all the
information and safety guidelines in this document.
SWGSL276

Contents
1. Gardenwize Solar-Powered Imperial Bird Bath Fountain (sprinkler bowl,
reservoir bowl & base)
2. Built-in LED lights
3. Solar panel/sprinkler with built-in lithium battery
4. Water pump
Positioning This Solar-Powered Water Feature
When placing this water feature, ensure the solar panel is placed where it can
get the most direct sunlight.
Avoid positioning the solar panel in an area where there is a lot of shade as
this will affect the performance.
Assembly Instructions
1. Remove the product from its packaging
2. Place the water feature in a location where the solar panel can receive
plenty of direct sunlight.
3. Connect the water pump to the reverse side of the solar panel/sprinkler
unit using the supplied water tube (see figure 1).
Figure 1

4. Then assemble the bird bath fountain as
shown in figure 2. When placing the solar/
sprinkler unit, ensure the connected water
pump is inside the sprinkler bowl and
placed at the bottom
5. Fill the basin with water up to an appropriate level (up to an inch below the
edge). Ensure the water pump is immersed in the water.
Figure 2

On First Use
The built-in back-up lithium battery in this product will have been 70-80%
charged upon manufacture. However, on the date of purchase, the battery
will lose its charge during shipping and storage. For best results, allow the
solar panel to charge the battery for a full day in direct sunlight before
using the pump.
Direction for Use
This water feature is designed to run during the day in direct sunlight. Any
excess power produced via the solar panel will be used to charge the back-up
battery. This will allow for running of the pump and LED light in the evening.
Please note, the evening runtime will vary depending on charge level of battery
and weather conditions.
The LED light automatically illuminates in the evening, if there is sufficient
charge in the battery.
How to Turn On The Unit
To turn on the unit to start running the pump and
the LED light, turn the switch to the “I” position for
it to turn on. The switch is located at the top of the
solar/sprinkler unit (see figure 3).
How to Charge The Lithium Battery
To switch off the pump, turn the switch to the “O” position. When the pump is
switched off, all of the charge generated by the solar panel will be stored in the
back-up battery.
Please note, this may have to be done periodically during inclement weather.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Pump
If the pump stops working or is running slow, you will need to disassemble
and clean the pump to remove any debris/limescale from the filter and motor
chamber, as shown in Figure 4.
Figure 3

To disassemble the pump, ensure the unit is switched off. Remove the pump
from the water tube and take the pump out of the water. Then, remove the
pump cover, filter and impeller cover (figure 4). Clean them with fresh water
and place them back inside the pump.
Solar Panel
The solar panel should be cleaned with a soft cloth on a regular basis to
maintain an optimum efficiency.
Safety Warnings
1. For safety reasons, please do not remove or change any components in
the bird bath. Doing so will invalidate your guarantee.
2. Do not connect pump to AC power source. It is only for use with DC power.
3. Use fresh water only
4. Do not use with flammable liquids
5. Take care not to damage the solar panel
6. Do not use in water above 35ºc
7. Do not let the pump run dry
Storage
Ensure the battery is fully charged before storing and disconnecting all cables.
We recommend the use of a cover to protect the water feature from dust/
damage.
Figure 4

Troubleshooting
Pump Performance In Different
Weather Conditions
Troubleshoot
Pump not
operating under
full sunlight.
Pump is
operating but
water is not
running through
the fountainhead.
Check connection to the
solar panel.
Remove blockage (see
cleaning and maintenance.
Clean tubes and filter (see
Cleaning and Maintenance)
Pump is not connected to
the solar panel.
Impeller is blocked - to
clean the pump, remove
the front plate and the
impeller. Use a small brush
or fresh water to remove
any debris.
Build-up of sediment or
limescale inside the pump.
Pump Run TimePotential Cause
Weather
Battery should be fully
charged in 1 day.
Battery will take 2 to 3
days to fully charge.
Solar energy runs the
pump and charges the
battery. Pump performance
is maintained when brief
cloudy conditions occur.
Pump runs up to 5 hours in
the evening.
Solar energy runs the pump
and supplies some energy
to the battery. Performance
is maintained when the
clouds pass. Pump will only
run a shorter period of time
in the evening.
Pump OffPump On

Technical Specification
Battery will take several
days to fully charge.
Battery will not charge.
Pump will only run when
there is sufficient power
from the battery. Little or no
battery charging occurs so
pump performance is not
maintained.
No solar power is available,
the pump will not run and
battery will not charge.
Gardenwize Solar-Powered Imperial Bird Bath
Fountain
SWGSL276
1.4W
6V DC
200LPH
0.6M
4 LED light - white
5M
3.7V-2000 mAh
Product
Supplier Code
Solar Panel
Operation Voltage
Water Flow Max
Water Lift Max
LED Light
Cable Length
Lithium Battery

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