Does the Taylor Made Solar Powered LED Warning Light For Buoys Need To Be Removed To Turn Light Off?
Updated 10/17/2022 | Published 10/15/2022 >
Question:
How do you attach to the Taylor 49inch swimming buoy? If screws, do you have to unscrew every fall to turn the light off and then use the old holes to screw it in in the spring every year. If so, will that not require larger holes each year?
asked by: Metty A
Expert Reply:
The Taylor Made Solar Powered LED Warning Light for Buoys # 36946106 is designed to be screwed into the buoy via the 4 existing screw holes on the unit.
They have thought of the potential problem of having to change the batteries by using a battery powered LED with a solar cell. So, during the daytime the batteries will be charged via solar power that way you don't have to worry about changing the batteries when they die.
If you are wanting to physically turn the light OFF then you are going to need to remove the light as the switch is on the bottom.
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