I am wondering if this particular set of candles works with rechargeable batteries as an older flameless candle I own does not. Looking to upgrade.
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I do not know for sure, but the batteries that are in there are the same size as regular batteries. It would appear as if using rechargeable batteries would not be a problem. Overall- I would very much recommend this product, and I have had only a good experience with this purchase.
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These candles use 3 AAA batteries each....if you can find that size in rechargeable?
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So you are correct, once you get the candles and put batteries in them; then turn them to the on position and use the remote to turn them 'on' or 'off' again when you choose. When you change out the batteries make sure the switch is in the 'on' position again and turn them 'off' with the remote until use again. I find rechargeable batteries work best.
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Mike, Yes it will work with rechargeable batteries as long as they are 123A 3V, but more importantly make sure it's compatible with your flashlight.The LED conversion head Upgrades SureFire incandescent flashlights originally equipped with P60, P61, P90, or P91 lamps
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These candles did light up, but the battery life is very short. Might want to take that into consideration.
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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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Hi! These candles use a quarter sized button battery called a CR2450 (3 V). They actually come with nine replacement batteries though. I used my candles for 8 hours a night for about three weeks before needing a replacement battery (Halloween decor). Good Luck.
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No I have candle set timer n never use the remote the remote does save battery as u can put it on n off at your leisure rather than tied into timer either way they work separately
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It comes with 4 AAA batteries that are not rechargeable. If you want rechargeable batteries I do not see why they would not work. My batteries are almost 2 years old, so battery life is not a problem.
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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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No, whenever I give my grandchildren toys that requires batteries, I supply batteries for it. I gave them Duracell batteries. I don't know know if you can use rechargeable batteries in the toy, but if you can I know they will use them after my batteries are gone. My son has rechargeable batteries / system...with 3 boys that's the way they keep their toys working.
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We did not try rechargeable...but the batteries only run the LED light, for using the microscope at night or in dim settings, so I don't see why rechargeable wouldn't work. Though rechargeable batteries' top power levels are never quite as high as non-rechargeable, I don't think you'd see any difference in light levels, since LEDs take so little power to run. Any difference the lower power levels made would likely be in how long between battery changes, instead.
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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.
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I haven't tried using rechargeables, but I don't see it being a problem as long as they are the D size. The only possible issue I see is that using rechargeable batteries could result in weaker light and faster draining of the batteries. As I said I haven't tried rechargeables in this lantern, but I had those issues years ago when I used them in a mag light.
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I've never tried it with rechargeable batteries. But I don't see why not...,
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I have 2 of the candles and they each take two AA batteries.I hope that answered your question.If I leave them on all night I usually have to replace the batteries.So I turn them off during the day.
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I haven't tried to use the remote with a different candle but, I believe that the same remote would work.
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Brand new it should work and the battery lasts a long time since it is used only briefly. It is a flat battery that is replaced by sliding a little tray out on the back of the remote. There is a good picture of how to press the edge of the tray on the back of the unit itself. Be sure the candle switch on the bottom of the candle is set to the "on" position (middle). Also, be sure the light goes on with the manual switch which tells you the candle is working. Good luck.