How to Install a Davinests Spot Light
The Davinenses Spot Light Circle is one of the many Davinenses Spot lights that make up the family of spot lights. It is also known as the Davinenses Spot and also as the Davinenses Spot Saver. It was developed in Germany and was founded by Silke Wehrle, who is a contractor. It is a small round white light that is placed on the outside edge of the flagpole.
It is mounted on a steel clamp that fits right on the flagpole. This clamp is designed so that it will not swing across the flagpole or come off if it is bumped. It will not swing so that it hits people or obstacles in the way. It has a sturdy grip on the flagpole, so it will stay put until you have used it to light the area.
When you are ready to light your flag, place the circle on the flag and then place the lights on top of the circle. This will create a ring of light around the flagpole. Place one at each end of the flagpole. You may want to place more than one light in this circle. It is probably best to place them all in this circle, as you will be able to see them all from farther away than if each of them were placed individually.
Turn the power on for the lights. You should hear a click as the unit is powered. If there is any noise when the unit is being turned on, it may need to be adjusted. You can do this quite easily, by turning a screw or adjustment nut.
Once you have finished installing the lights, you will need to line the area where the lights will be located with rope or some sort of anchor. You should line the area where the circle will be located on the ground and then run the rope down the flagpole or pole and tie it into a knot, like a ladder. This way when the light is turned on, it will be at the correct height and angle.
Put the flag up and in the right position. Make sure that it is level so you do not have a flagpole tip that could come toppling down. You should note that the flagpole is usually mounted on concrete legs, so you should ensure that it is strong enough to withstand the weight. With luck, you should have no problem raising and lowering the flag. However, if it happens to you more than once, you might want to consider having a professional flagpole repair company raise and lower it for you.
