What type of batteries do these lights use?
1799084
The battery cover is located on the bottom and fastened with 4 stainless steel flat head Phillips head screws. Once you remove that cover, there is a rubber gasket that must be removed to expose the battery. The battery is a removable standard AAA form factor but is a 1.2 volt 300 mAh Ni-MH rechargeable. Do not use a non-rechargeable battery in this unit (like an alkaline or carbon zinc), replace only with a Ni-MH battery of similar specs which are readily available.
1799085
(1) 1.2 volt "AAA" solar rechargeable battery. The battery is included with the light. They are very nice. I like them a lot.
1799086
One of the batteries did not work when they arrived so I used a regular AAA battery and it has been fine so far.
1799087
No batteries needed, solar charge. Ours stay lit all night. They are really nice.
1799088
I opened them up out of curiosity and it appears that they do not use batteries. When you unscrew the 4 tiny screws in the back there is no battery area or batteries found under the battery door.
1420400
It uses a seled led acid battery that is included with the light. The battery is like the batteries in a UPS.
2072224
the batteries are 3 AA rechargeable batteries. Could make a new battery pack easily by buying batteries from a home depot. I would not buy these lights again as a three of our lights came damaged. the mounts on the lights were broke. very poor quality.
1557109
They take three round tiny (wee) batteries, called SR41 Silver cells. Hopes this helps!
1196784
3 AAA batteries...no idea about the bulbs, but I wouldn't think that the bulbs will burn out anytime soon. I believe they are LED.
581665
It uses 3 dinky coin (LR41) batteries. Since it's an LED light, the batteries are lasting longer than I had expected: 60 hours and going strong!
2061137
This unit contains NiMH batteries. One would expect these batteries to last quite a long time. I use my units as night time security lights, therefore the usage is rather low. This unit contains 1 x AA 5-Pack Ni-MH 6V 900mAh batteries. I wouldn't know the part number and I would bet an online battery supplier would be the cheapest place to purchase the batteries. I have been having my lights three or four months and they have performed perfectly. If I get a few years service from my lights before the batteries fail I will have gotten my money's worth and then instead of replacing the batteries I will just purchase new ones. Good Luck !!!
113826
They use 12V remote batteries. I bought Camelion 5 pack. Hate running out of batteries :-)
275027
David, they take 3 AAA batteries. They are a little hard to replace in that you must unscrew 3 screws on the back of the unit. But I use mine in an outside shed that has no light. They work very well.
1382550
Not sure, the lights stopped working before the batteries had a chance to get drained. Horrible Product.
1700087
It uses 2- 3.7 volt rechargeable Batteries. My best luck was to take light to Radio Shack and make sure they fit .
1408993
one six volt battery....one of these comes with the light....lasts a long time
58547
I never needed batteries for mine.I don't see where they would go in on it either.There is a power button for the lights at the top right.My guess is the description you read is generic.
1563028
2 AAA batteries. I use rechargeable batteries. I also wish the light did stay on longer.
311322
Yes I believe there are batteries. I love the lights! I haven't had to replace the batteries yet
521702
No idea. I used regular batteries. I put them in 3 months ago& still flashes. However you don't even need the flash cuz they look so real anyway.
828236
No. They use CR123A Lithium batteries. These have a shelf life of about 10 years, and are the batteries to use in high drain devices like these lights. Surefire brand are what I use...