Operating Hours: 24 to 30 hours after fully charged
Battery Charge Time: 4 hours of sunlight
Battery Lifespan: 3 to 5 years
Solar Panel: Monocrystalline (4V/63mA)
Mounting Surfaces: Asphalt, concrete, turf, or dirt
Fixture Dimensions: 4″ x 4″ x .75″ (102 x 102 x 20mm)
Installation
Thermoplastic Adhesive Pad Installation Instructions
The optional adhesive pads are a non-toxic, zero VOC, performance thermoplastic adhesive designed to adhere markers to concrete or asphalt. When heated with a propane torch, the pad liquefies and fuses the marker to the pavement surface.
Required Equipment:
Propane-fueled torch (Gas Pony or equivalent) with 25 ft hose
Adequate propane supply
Safety glasses (or face shield), protective gloves, leather boots, long pants
Storage and Handling:
Store adhesive pads indoors in a dry location at 35°F to 90°F (2°C to 32°C) and keep them dry prior to installation.
Avoid dropping or throwing adhesive pads when ambient temperatures are below 50°F (10°C), as the material becomes less flexible and may crack.
Surface Requirements:
Asphalt and concrete pavement
Specialty paving surfaces such as brick, cobblestone, or stepping stones
Adhesive pads may also be installed over existing adhesive pads when the surface is clean and stable.
The pavement surface must be:
Free of dirt, dust, sand, debris, oils or chemical contamination
Completely dry prior to installation. If moisture is present, the installation area must be dried using the propane torch before placing the adhesive pad.
Propane Cylinder Safety:
Propane cylinders must always be operated in the upright position with the valve at the top.
Never lay the propane cylinder on its side, as this may allow liquid propane to enter the torch, creating a hazardous condition.
Installation Procedure:
Step 1 – Surface Preparation
Clean the installation area thoroughly. Remove all loose material including dust, sand, and debris.
A power blower may be used to clear the surface. The propane torch may also be briefly used to blow debris away from the application area.
Step 2 – Remove Surface Moisture
Ensure the pavement surface is completely dry. Surface moisture may not always be visible.
Use the propane torch to heat and dry the installation area if necessary.
Step 3 – Position Adhesive Pad
Set the adhesive pad in the desired location on the pavement surface.
Step 4 – Heat Adhesive Pad
Stand with the wind at your back so heat is directed away from the operator.
Using the propane torch, move the flame slowly and evenly across the adhesive pad. Continue heating until the pad becomes soft and molten, allowing it to spread slightly.
The adhesive pad must reach its melting temperature to achieve proper bonding with the pavement surface.
Step 5 – Install Marker
Immediately after the adhesive pad becomes molten, place the marker onto the adhesive using a gloved hand.
Apply gentle pressure to seat the marker into the adhesive pad.
Do not press the marker directly against the pavement surface. Maintain a thin layer of adhesive between the marker and the pavement.
The molten adhesive should flow into the recessed cavities on the underside of the marker, and flow through the anchor holes on both sides of the marker. This creates a mechanical bond that secures the fixture to the pavement.
Step 6 – Cooling
Allow the adhesive pad to cool and solidify. Under normal conditions, the adhesive will set within a few minutes.
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