GOAL ZERO Light-A-Life 350 User manual

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Table of Contents
Technical Specifications 1
Get To Know Your Gear 2
How It Works 4
Chaining 5
Area Light 6
Lantern Light 8
Français 10-19
日本語 20-29
Deutsch 30-39
Español 40-49
Runtimes:
Sherpa 50 10 Hrs
Yeti 150 30 Hrs
Yeti 1250 250 Hrs
Light: (output) 5W warm white Cree LED
LED High Brightness: 4.5W, 350 Lumens
LED Low Brightness: 1W, 100 Lumens
Input: (6mm barrel jack) 12V, 0.4A (4.5W max)
General:
Chainable yes
Weight 9.3oz (264g)
Dimensions (compact) 2.8 x 3.2in (71 x 80mm)
Dimensions (extended) 4.9 x 3.2in (125 x 80mm)
Operating usage temp. 0-120 F (-17-48 C)
Certs
Warranty 12 months
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Be sure to register your product
at goalzero.com/support

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Table of Contents
Technical Specifications 1
Get To Know Your Gear 2
How It Works 4
Chaining 5
Area Light 6
Lantern Light 8
Français 10-19
日本語 20-29
Deutsch 30-39
Español 40-49
Runtimes:
Sherpa 50 10 Hrs
Yeti 150 30 Hrs
Yeti 1250 250 Hrs
Light: (output) 5W warm white Cree LED
LED High Brightness: 4.5W, 350 Lumens
LED Low Brightness: 1W, 100 Lumens
Input: (6mm barrel jack) 12V, 0.4A (4.5W max)
General:
Chainable yes
Weight 9.3oz (264g)
Dimensions (compact) 2.8 x 3.2in (71 x 80mm)
Dimensions (extended) 4.9 x 3.2in (125 x 80mm)
Operating usage temp. 0-120 F (-17-48 C)
Certs
Warranty 12 months
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Be sure to register your product
at goalzero.com/support

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GET TO KNOW YOUR GEAR
Cable (8ft) Length
Adjustment Button
Shade
Carabiner
Notches
Power Plug
Cable Storage
Magnet
Cable Catch Hook Power Switch
High-off-low settings
Magnet
Chaining Port
2
6mm 12V Car Adapter

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GET TO KNOW YOUR GEAR
Cable (8ft) Length
Adjustment Button
Shade
Carabiner
Notches
Power Plug
Cable Storage
Magnet
Cable Catch Hook Power Switch
High-off-low settings
Magnet
Chaining Port
2
6mm 12V Car Adapter

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Your Light-a-Life LED light can power from a
Sherpa® Power Pack or Goal Zero Yeti® Solar
Generator.
1. Insert the green plug into a 6mm 12V port on
a Sherpa Power Pack or Yeti Solar Generator.
Ensure the 12V port on your power source is
turned on.
2. Use the power switch on top of the Light-a-
Life to turn it on. Toggle between high and low
settings by moving the switch left or right.
3. Hang with the carabiner or attach to a metal
surface with the magnets.
You can also power the Light-a-Life from a 12V
car port using the included adapter. Simply
plug the Light-a-Life’s blue connector into the
matching end of the 12V adapter.
Unexpected rainstorms probably won’t harm it.
Ready for Outdoor Use: The Light-a-Life has been
engineered to withstand the elements, including
rain and snow. Although it’s tough enough to
withstand a storm, the Light-a-Life should not be
submerged in water and all ports/plugs should be
dry before turning on or chaining.
HOW IT WORKS
You can chain up to 8 Light-a-
Lifes together.
1. Begin chaining with the first
light in your string that will plug
into your Sherpa Power Pack or
Yeti Solar Generator.
2. Tug slightly on the green
covering over the chaining port
to expose the chaining port.
3. Insert the green plug from
another Light-a-Life into the chaining port.
4. Continue on with the remainder of the lights
in your string.
WARNING: While in use, the
metal neck of the Light-a-Life will
become hot to the touch. It is still
safe to wrap the cable around the
metal neck while in use.
CHAINING

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Your Light-a-Life LED light can power from a
Sherpa® Power Pack or Goal Zero Yeti® Solar
Generator.
1. Insert the green plug into a 6mm 12V port on
a Sherpa Power Pack or Yeti Solar Generator.
Ensure the 12V port on your power source is
turned on.
2. Use the power switch on top of the Light-a-
Life to turn it on. Toggle between high and low
settings by moving the switch left or right.
3. Hang with the carabiner or attach to a metal
surface with the magnets.
You can also power the Light-a-Life from a 12V
car port using the included adapter. Simply
plug the Light-a-Life’s blue connector into the
matching end of the 12V adapter.
Unexpected rainstorms probably won’t harm it.
Ready for Outdoor Use: The Light-a-Life has been
engineered to withstand the elements, including
rain and snow. Although it’s tough enough to
withstand a storm, the Light-a-Life should not be
submerged in water and all ports/plugs should be
dry before turning on or chaining.
HOW IT WORKS
You can chain up to 8 Light-a-
Lifes together.
1. Begin chaining with the first
light in your string that will plug
into your Sherpa Power Pack or
Yeti Solar Generator.
2. Tug slightly on the green
covering over the chaining port
to expose the chaining port.
3. Insert the green plug from
another Light-a-Life into the chaining port.
4. Continue on with the remainder of the lights
in your string.
WARNING: While in use, the
metal neck of the Light-a-Life will
become hot to the touch. It is still
safe to wrap the cable around the
metal neck while in use.
CHAINING

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AREA LIGHT
For broad, bright light,
use the Light-a-Life
in its area light mode.
This is a great mode for
outdoor use and how the
Light-a-Life is shipped in
packaging.
1. While holding the shade in one hand, grasp
the top of the light with your second hand and
twist counter-clockwise. Slide the shade off
to remove it.
2. With the shade off, determine your desired
cable length. Adjust cable length by pushing
the button on the carabiner and sliding the
cable through.
a.Store excess cable by wrapping it around
the metal neck of the Light-a-Life.
b.Use the cable catch hook to set length.
3. With the notches of the shade touching your
palm, slide the shade over the wrapped cable.
4. Line up shade notches with the bottom of
the light.
5. Lock shade in place by turning the top of the
light clockwise.

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AREA LIGHT
For broad, bright light,
use the Light-a-Life
in its area light mode.
This is a great mode for
outdoor use and how the
Light-a-Life is shipped in
packaging.
1. While holding the shade in one hand, grasp
the top of the light with your second hand and
twist counter-clockwise. Slide the shade off
to remove it.
2. With the shade off, determine your desired
cable length. Adjust cable length by pushing
the button on the carabiner and sliding the
cable through.
a.Store excess cable by wrapping it around
the metal neck of the Light-a-Life.
b.Use the cable catch hook to set length.
3. With the notches of the shade touching your
palm, slide the shade over the wrapped cable.
4. Line up shade notches with the bottom of
the light.
5. Lock shade in place by turning the top of the
light clockwise.

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LANTERN LIGHT
For soft, ambient light,
use the Light-a-Life in its
lantern mode. This is a
great mode for indoor use.
1. While holding the shade
in one hand, grasp the top
of the light with your second
hand and twist counter-
clockwise. Slide the shade off
to remove it.
2. With the shade off,
determine your desired
cable length. Adjust cable
length by pushing the
button on the carabiner and
sliding the cable through.
a. Store excess cable
by wrapping it around
the metal neck of the
Light-a-Life.
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b.Use the cable catch hook to set length.
3. Flip the shade around so the notches are
touching the light. Line up the shade notches
with the bottom of the Light-a-Life.
4. Lock shade in place by turning the top of the
light clockwise.

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LANTERN LIGHT
For soft, ambient light,
use the Light-a-Life in its
lantern mode. This is a
great mode for indoor use.
1. While holding the shade
in one hand, grasp the top
of the light with your second
hand and twist counter-
clockwise. Slide the shade off
to remove it.
2. With the shade off,
determine your desired
cable length. Adjust cable
length by pushing the
button on the carabiner and
sliding the cable through.
a. Store excess cable
by wrapping it around
the metal neck of the
Light-a-Life.
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b.Use the cable catch hook to set length.
3. Flip the shade around so the notches are
touching the light. Line up the shade notches
with the bottom of the Light-a-Life.
4. Lock shade in place by turning the top of the
light clockwise.

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GOAL ZERO HEADQUARTERS
675 West 14600 South
Bluffdale, UT 84065
1-888-794-6250
Designed in the U.S.A.
Made in China
Goal Zero Yeti, Light-a-Life, and Sherpa
are trademarks of Goal Zero.
SM111617
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference
in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate
radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordancewith
the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or
television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
—Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
—Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
—Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which
the receiver is connected.
—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TVtechnician for help.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesired operation.