The amount of energy that the Arlo Solar Panel can produce depends on several factors: average sun exposure, weather conditions, tilt angle, and dust or debris. A solar panel in the same location might produce a different amount of energy at noon in December than at noon in June.

Similarly, the same panel might produce more energy in one geographic location and less in another. In both situations, the difference is based mainly on the amount of direct sunlight that the solar panel receives.

• To see a world map of average sun exposure, visit: http://globalsolaratlas.info/?m=sg:dni

To optimize the effectiveness of your Arlo Solar Panel:

• Choose a location for your solar panel that gets plenty of direct sunlight.
  • Avoid areas that are in the shade for a significant portion of the day.
• Angle your solar panel toward the sun so that it receives direct sunlight.

• Ensure no obstructions are blocking the sunlight from reaching the face of the solar panel.
• Mount your solar panel facing true south (in the northern hemisphere) or true north (in the southern hemisphere) and tilt it to the appropriate angle for your latitude.
• Wipe the panel every few months to remove dust or debris that might affect the solar energy-harvesting efficiency of the panel.

For more information about the Arlo Solar Panel, visit:

• How do I install and mount my Arlo Solar Panel?
• Arlo Solar Panel Compatibility