could I use battery operated tea lights inside? Is there something for them to sit on?
1995919
No there is nothing for the tea lights to sit on. You can use glow sticks that hang from the inside. You just need a light that can hang.
1995920
no there is nothing inside to set the tea lights you can only hang a bracket that may hold tea lights
1995921
we did use battery operated tea lights in them, we duct taped them in and hung little weights (whatever we could find) so they would stay upright. there are battery operated lights that are designed to hang in this kind of lantern they are just more expensive and I liked the flickering kind of tea light look Better, it was more romantic. good luck!
1995922
There is nothing for them to sit on but I suppose you can fashion some way to hang them from the top inside with some kind of fishing line or something.
1376686
The time the lights remain lighted is determined by how much direct sunlight they receive. We get nearly 8 hrs of illumination from our lamps which are in direct sunlight all day long and four hours illumination from those lamps which are partially shaded. Using alternate batteries is possible, but you would have to acquire a battery holder and solder its wires to internal connection on the lamps electric module. This requires opening up the module to add remote battery wires - this would be a high risk modification and would require finesse. I recommend against this modification.
236442
Yes, you can use string lighting or led lights and place them inside the lanterns to light them.
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.
1985857
Yes, Ive actually done this myself. You can either pick up an 8 AAA or AA battery holder and hook the lights directly up to that (might want to put the battery case in a plastic bag so they dont get wet, mine did) or to save space you can hook up 2 9V batteries to a voltage regulator circuit which you can make for cheap with parts from radioshack. I did the thing with 2 9V and it was small enough to fit in one of those tiny project boxes which i then bolted directly to the bottom of my board.
310552
I liked the look of these, but I didn't like that they are battery operated. They are quite beautiful though.
93810
I would only be guessing so please use your own judgment ... I suppose that if the light(s) did not give off excessive heat you might be able to use them with this fixture. There is some extra room inside the fixture if it is not loaded with all three of he possible LEDs "bulbs" it is capable of handling. Again, though, please be careful as I am no expert in these matters.
1861385
I believe you can. My lights are small & shaped like candles that I picked up at Home Depot
1890617
Yes that would be a great place for the lights!!! I have them in my giant walk in closet and with the remote it is so easy to click them on when I need them and off when I don't. Everyone thinks I've had pot lights installed. They look great and work really well. I ordered two more sets recently because my kids want them in their rooms. I promise you will not be disappointed.
1921046
Hi Linda, thank you for your interest in Brightpik. Our Tea Lights do not have an On/Off Remote, each Tea Light can be turned on using the switch at the bottom. However, we are looking at new models and may launch a Remote model in the future. Good day!
2102816
There is a hole at the bottom but I did use battery operated candles in mine, worked out great. Hope this helps you
2063643
I lined them up to a sun-lit window. You might also consider a floor lamp, ceiling light, or battery-operated touch light. Maybe a ball.
2187676
Tea light candle goes inside... grate goes on top (see illustration) .... put cast iron tea pot (or metal or ceramic) on top of grate.. light candle.. enjoy! Keeps tea pot warm for about an hour. Some people just place a ceramic mug directly on the grate to keep their cup of coffee warm... also can be used to keep melted butter "melted"... just be sure to use a heat tolerant vessel. Enjoy!
14148
I don't think I would put them in water but they do have floating tealights these lights are very pretty tho and you woulnd'nt be disappointed my daughters love them.
1080674
Probably not - light would be dim. You could however buy some of the decorative glow in the dark light-wires. they are about 2$ and come with a 3xAA battary case that outputs 12V. an idea maybe?
14149
Since they are battery operated, I have not tried to do that... altho that would be beautiful if it worked. There are openings in the bottom which the switch is and the batteries go, I think if submerged in water may null the battery and LCD lights. Good Luck!
297591
Nope. But you can easily twist the top off and pull the battery if you really don't want them on. They are not very bright, though. Not intrusive light. Just a corner marker.