I would be buying some of these candles for use in wedding reception table centerpieces, I need to know how long the batteries will last
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I cannot tell you how HAPPY I am with these candles..I have had them for quite some time and leave them on all night in my exterior lanterns and have just changed the batteries for the first time...amazing!! They will last beautifully for the reception and into the wee hours I suspect.. I am ordering several more of these for the upcoming holidays...they look lovely on the mantel and much safer to use near the Christmas tree. You cannot go wrong with these beautiful candles. Be sure to buy long life batteries just in case, like I do. Happy wedding!
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I have my candle on at night for a couple of hours, couple of days a week. Bought 2 - 3 months ago, and still no battery change. If I remember correctly, they are LED lights, so should last through the wedding (and divorce :) ).
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I would say AT LEAST 8 hours, but probably substantially longer. I accidentally left them on the whole night and in the morning they were still going (this was also after weeks of use-where they were on several hours a night). I'm only saying 8 to be on the safe side, and to ensure that they remain bright enough, etc.
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Approximately 8 and sometimes 10 hours if I leave them on and if I buy really good batteries. They are easy to turn off and on to save battery life and easy to change the batteries
1125751
The LEDS and batteries are still going strong after 6 weeks of near nightly use. The pads and butane cartridges don't last as long. About 4 hours per pad and 2 pads per cartridge.
797143
Sorry, these ones are not on timer you have you switch them on and off but still great candles!
53995
I am not qualified to say how long the batteries will last based on your description but would assume based on my past experience that they will have a fairly long life compared to other style batteries. Unfortunately they are not rechargeable.
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Batteries are lithium cell CX 2450 3V batteries. You get some with the candles and replacements for the first time. Depends on how you do them Using the timer, They might last a week or so. Outside in the cold maybe not that long. If you turn them off with the remote rather than having them turn themselves off you may get longer. I used them for my outdoor Halloween decorating and had to replace them at least once.
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- Batteries for candles (not included). Each candle requires 3 AAA batteries, for a total of 9. Regular 1.5v or rechargeable 1.2v work (I use Eneloop rechargeables).- Battery Life. The first set of regular AAA batteries lasted a week, after about 25 hours of use. This is disappointing, given I have other very bright LED flashlights which last for 200 hours that use 3 AAA batteries. Also, many wax candles of this size will burn for 50-100 hours.- Battery for remote: 1 CR2025 (included). I assume this will last many months or even years.
875841
Mine are still on the original batteries and I've used them through 3 dinner parties. They have run approximately 12 hours for me and there is still light. They are led lights so they pull very little off the batteries.
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You're welcome. I just used these in lanterns for my wedding two weeks ago and they worked great! I used three in each lantern and they put off a great glow and lasted all night
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WE light our candles early each morning for at least an hour, for our morning prayers. The batteries last a good 6 weeks. We've been very pleased.
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Don't know, I've been using standard alkaline bats and they have lasted for a several months now, but I only use my lights for photo shoots of jewelry for an hour or so at a time.
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They last pretty long. Make sure you use quality batteries, like Duracell or Energizer. Don't forget to turn them off when not in use. I don't want to attempt to guesstimate how many hours, but we really don't have to change them often. If they start making funny noises, time to change batteries.
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I kept them on 24/7 as part as a door decoration, and the batteries lasted about a week. They were cheaper batteries though. But I would imagine you might need to replace them once or twice to last all season. Beautiful lights though!!
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I believe the candles with GOOD quality batteries like Duracells are rated to "burn" for 500 hours on the 2 batteries. I use the auto timer which turns them on for 5 hours then off....so you get about 100 days. They will flash on and off as the battery is getting to its last amount of energy. Lets you know to replace them.
479494
Stop buying crap batteries. I have one and they have lasted over 5 years. I change them yearly now that I started to use my fireplace.
1909307
These electric candles take (2) AA batteries per candle. The candles light is good for about 500 hours'.
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Brilliantly in my experience. Been using them for weddings, as primary batteries. I can't remember now, but I believe in my review I put a number on how many shots I got from them.I purchased them before I did the firmware update, and updated after my 1st or 2nd use, they still work wonderfully.The only thing I don't know if their longevity...I'm not positive these will last as long as OEM, but so far I have absolutely no indication that they won't.
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Hi, we use CR2032 batteries for our flameless candles. You can order these off of amazon too. They do not have a timer, but the have a on and off switch on the bottom. Hope this helped you! I really like mine and a battery can last for about a week if you left them on for 24 hours a day.