How many candle power is this rated?
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I truly don's know as I no longer have the box. I can tell you that this is one strong light though. With just one of the bulbs lit I can see halfway down a block with both of the bulbs lit I can see all the way down the block. I use mine for walking the dog in the early morning, I like to make sure we are not going to run into any skunks, racoons or opossums! It's truly a great light and it's very easy to hold and not heavy!! Charges fast also!
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I don't know. That is a lot of power for something that is supposed to be used on Christmas light sets. You can look up the power rating on the website for the unit.
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Hi. The Chandelier uses the little light bulbs that look like candles--40 watts each, and not the newer type bulbs.I also have two of these and love them!
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I couldn't tell you, I've had mine for two years now. Just lost power this evening and the candle was on and guided me to the flashlight across the dark room across a room full of sleeping dogs. Happy not to trip over them in the dark. Great candle. Have a total of nine flameless candless, nope ten, got a ship's lantern for Christmas....love them all. They all come on at 6 in the winter months and make my home warm and cozy.
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There is one bulb on a timer and an 8" fat candle. I have had mine with the same battery for two years. I keep in inside a cast iron antique pot belly stove and the candle comes on at 6 PM and goes out at 12:00. Looks like a fire in the stove...flickers and gives a soft glow to the area it's in. I love it. I keep a second in the master bathroom that comes on at midnight and glows til 6 AM as a "nightlight". If I have to get up to use the bathroom, I don't need to put on a glaring light so I don't wake up!!!
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Hi Garin,That is correct. Each candle will burn approximately 50 hours.Thank you,Charlie Bean Coffee Co
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It's a pretty powerful little tool. I'm sure it would work to light candles, but honestly, I think you should keep looking for something else.
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I used 1oz per 1lb. of wax. Which is the normal amount for candlemaking. These oils suck. I will never buy scent from this company again. I only used 2 out of 4 of the pack because I didn't want to waste anymore jars, wicks,wax...
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Each candle uses two AAA. The only problem is the remote sensors in the candles drain the batteries even when the candles are not lit. Remember to turn off the switch on the bottom of the candles when not in use.
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I have not really tested it so I can not say.We have been leaving one light on for background lighting for birthday candles and that has worked very well however.Sorry.
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I have not really tested it so I can not say. We have been leaving one light on for background lighting for birthday candles and that has worked very well however. Sorry.
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I can't help much with this question, I think it is 250W or less, I think the 250W rating is for the industrial version.
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That is a good question it does not say in the instructions but the candle is led lights my opinion I don't thinkit has 70 hours for each battery I think it is 12 batteries that last for 70 hours. But if you can find out from someone else who has these batteries please let me know.
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It has ten power levels....I never use them. I should check it out!! It also has reheat.
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Very sorry but I do not know. I have one candle w/ one remote, and I am very glad I purchased the remote for it. It makes it so convenient and more fun to use.
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Not sure but I have had two "efficient" 40 watt bulbs in mine...I use it as a desk lamp, not to light the room.Love the lamp, it's pretty.
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A little less than 2"... they are great for lanterns or candle holders that are very small "mouthed". The timer on the candle(s) is different from the timers on other flameless candles that I've purchases so I'm guessing that's the problem with those who have never seen this type of timer function before. It's a push button type and if you want the candle "on", just push the button once and do the same to turn it off. If you want the timer function turned on, you must press and hold the button until the candle "blinks" one time, then release the button. That activates the automatic 5-hour timer mode. I've been using mine for nearly a year now and have only had to change the 2 "AA" batteries three times. A little less than 2"... they are great for lanterns or candle holders that are very small "mouthed". The timer on the candle(s) is different from the timers on other flameless candles that I've purchases so I'm guessing that's the problem with those who have never seen this type of timer function before. It's a push button type and if you want the candle "on", just push the button once and do the same to turn it off. If you want the timer function turned on, you must press and hold the button until the candle "blinks" one time, then release the button.... » Read More A little less than 2"... they are great for lanterns or candle holders that are very small "mouthed". The timer on the candle(s) is different from the timers on other flameless candles that I've purchases so I'm guessing that's the problem with those who have never seen this type of timer function before. It's a push button type and if you want the candle "on", just push the button once and do the same to turn it off. If you want the timer function turned on, you must press and hold the button until the candle "blinks" one time, then release the button. That activates the automatic 5-hour timer mode. I've been using mine for nearly a year now and have only had to change the 2 "AA" batteries three times. « Show Less