Quntis specializes in innovative home and office lighting solutions, best known for their eye-care computer monitor light bars and decorative outdoor solar lighting.
Quntis is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to enhancing home and workspace environments through advanced lighting technology. The company has gained significant recognition for its ScreenLinear series of monitor light bars, which are designed to reduce screen glare and eye strain for professionals and gamers alike. These space-saving LED lamps feature auto-dimming capabilities, adjustable color temperatures, and high color rendering indices (CRI) to provide optimal visual comfort.
Beyond office ergonomics, Quntis offers a wide range of decorative and functional lighting products. Their portfolio includes solar-powered garden lights, festive string lights, and smart home lighting solutions. With a focus on energy efficiency and user-friendly design, Quntis products often incorporate features like remote controls, light sensors, and durable weather-resistant materials for outdoor use.
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To pair the remote, ensure the battery is installed correctly. Within 5 seconds of turning the lamp on, long-press the cover plate while simultaneously rotating the shell part. If the light flashes, the code matching was successful.
Flashing often indicates insufficient power supply. The monitor light typically requires a 5V/1A output. Try connecting the USB cable to a different port or a dedicated 5V/1A adapter.
It typically takes 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight to fully charge the solar panel. Ensure the panel is clean and positioned to face the sun directly for optimal performance.
For models with touch control, long-press the CCT button or rotate the adjustment cover (depending on the model) to switch between warm (3000K) and cool (6500K) light modes.