What are 2 bottom buttons on the remote for? One says "Candle" and "Light"; is there a difference? Other has sun with center lit/not lit; what for?
2000818
light -is more of a steady illuminationcandle- is more realistic ,"flickering"sunlit= brightsun not = dimmer not really a whole lot of differenceI love mine really mine
2000819
I threw them away since I used them twice and had to replace the batteries each time but I believe those are either to make them flash or a 2 and 4 hr timer.
2000820
You have the option of choosing the "candle" which gives you a flicker like a candle. The "light" is just that, it doesn't flicker it's just on. Does that make sense?
2000821
light -is more of a steady illumination candle- is more realistic ,"flickering" sunlit= bright sun not = dimmer not really a whole lot of difference I love mine really mine
2000822
Candle mode flickers like a candle and light mode is constant like a light bulb
353425
I believe both are hidden, but one is motion activated. It doesn't turn on until something triggers it.
446697
You have to hold the bottom (back light) button and the miscellaneous timer
1752962
Yes. just point the remote at whichever candle you want to light and it will light up. If two candles are together point to one than move to the other and click.
663166
oh--i think the difference is one has a remote. the one pictured does. mine doesn't & i don't need one. ss
233270
There is a cog looking button (sun to everyone else i suppose ha) that you press once for a low light setting and the second for full illumination. It works wonderfully and stays lit until you're inactive a certain amount of time -- though I've never turning off prematurely.
1114585
Did you check the slide button at the bottom? There's an 'on', 'off', and 'remote' setting.
1131053
Thanks for all the replies. I've gotten used to it so it's not a deal breaker for me. I guess I did not pay close attention to the description and I assumed it had a light sensor as well as the motion sensor.
1563189
The remote has a little light bulb on it that you press and you can change the color of the light. The lights are not that bright, its more of a background glow type of thing.
547845
I only have the one, so not sure...but what I did with he remote is Velcro-ed it to the wall so all I have to do when I walk in is turn it on...then I take it off the walk and put it on my night stand til morning in case I need it during the night...but I love it and haven't had any issues with it.
1448558
That button actually brings up the settings. Not sure why they labeled it like that. It only works when the backup lamps are on.
38027
I found that you have to have the candles standing in a certain direction for the remote to work. I have 3 candles clumped together. Sometimes all 3 come on sometimes only 2 come on. It depends if the censor is obstructed by something. Try moving them around.
716978
The switch on bottom of candle could be incorrect. Batteris dead in remote.
956988
It does not have dedicated buttons. Brightness is adjusted using the OSD menu.
301577
Only one remote is needed for all candles. I have 6 luminara candles and use the one remote
906436
The moonlight should be on the "daylight" bulb. The on/off switch is off in the middle if you push down to one side gives you daylight and the other gives you moonlight. Hopefully this helps.
445457
There is a switch on and off at bottom of each candle. each candle needs to be powered on for remote to be effective on it. If candle switch is off, remote will not be effective on it. All candles comes with batteries, and there are 9 extra batteries in the box. So, Yes, remote act on All as long as they are powered on, the one they are off, remote will not work on them.