where is the battery located my lighthouse has an on off switch on the solar stake should it be on all the time
2068718
Two AA batteries are located behind the solar panel. The four outer screws must be removed for access.
2068719
The Batteries According to the only piece of paper are located behind the sensor where the peg meet the panel, I haven't look at them yet. And yes the switch should stay on all the time, unless you need to turn off the lighthouse at night.
2068720
the answer is yes, that's what charges the battery during the day and has no drain on the battery at night.
2068721
Yes, the switch should be on so it automatically works when it gets dark. It looks really cute in our garden.
2068722
I had THREE (3) lighthouses; not because I wanted or needed three, but because none of these worked and their very excellent, most responsive customer service rep -in Calif., I think- kept replacing the inoperative product -the WHOLE lighthouse! Frankly I do not recall any battery being associated with the lighthouse itself or in the on/off stake. The fixture was completely solar is my best recollection. I could be wrong. I believe instructions called for the on/off to be in the "on" position while the solar plate was exposed to the sun over a day or so to collect and store energy for nighttime illumination. But not one of the lighthouses worked. I believe the wiring was too delicate to withstand the trip from China. What I did was to purchase a $10 solar spotlight from Walmart which I "jimmyrigged" into the lighthouse tower replacing the inoperative parts. This approached worked beautifully and was further enhanced by the purchase of another Walmart spotlight which I positioned to illuminate the whole lighthouse, illuminated tower included. Really quite beautiful in our backyard!
2068723
It should be on all the time, it is solar so the sun will just keep it all charged up if you have it in the sun. I am not sure where the batteries are located, I think in the top of it.
2068724
I am not sure. This was a gift for my mother in law, and it is currently broken from the last storm.
1302488
There is a switch on the light but if you mount it high you can't turn it off. It's a push button switch. you mite use a long small pole to turn it off. It goes off at daylight by it self.
1493446
I also bought is as a gift & I know it uses batteries for the vibration/light featurse, but don't know where they're located .....maybe in the carry handle &/or somewhere near the on/off switch for vibration? Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
570117
Batteries are located in the base. I believe it uses two AAs. The light output is very bright. We have had it up for two months with no problems.
318029
Mine has a switch, it's located underneath by the battery. It's a small/tiny black switch.
635786
I use my solar charger in a boat to keep the automatic bilge running. The only thing I can comment upon is low light. I do know that the charger is not sufficient to keep my boat batteries charged if I put the boat on a trailer and keep it in an unenclosed carport. The carport is open on both ends (North and South) and on the West side as well. Evidently not enough sun light gets in to sufficiently charge the boats batteries while the boat is parked in the carport. There are some shade trees around the carport also that may be contributing to the issue.
1153780
I am not sure but i put one on the front gate lights powered buy 12v marine battery charged by solar panel. The lights stay on when I pull with a car lights are shining on the area where the sensor is located.
11966
Flip the light compartment up, and under that is a silver plate. At that point you should be able to see the locking hinges that hold the plate in place. The batteries are under that plate. Hope that this answer will help you.
1452921
follow the directions. remove the strip (small pastic like) sticking out of battery holder if there is one there. If not open the battery holder and look inside to see a on switch. then you have to place in the garden , in sunlight for a full day. This charges the batteries. they come on automatically when it gets dark.
107879
Underneath the laser light there is an opening that has a screw attached to the cover. Unloosen it & you will find the battery
1563860
Best I remember it is located on bottom of the solar panel. There is a cover which contains the battery and the clear plastic is located between the battery contacts to keep the battery fresh. Best I remember the strip is located outside this cover so since it's clear and the cover is black, you may have to feel around the outside of the battery cover to locate it and just pull the tab to remove so that battery can make its contacts. Hope this helps.
70075
I know mine stays on from a little after sun up to almost sun down. Running on a three bank battery system which is almost always using some 12 volt power in our RV somewhere, not to mention how much is drained off in after dark hours. What I really see though is soon as the sun hits the panel till the sun is off of it in the evening this basically shows that the panel is in enough sun light but never dropped a voltage meter accross to find where the charge was at on the batteries.
1757442
Sorry, I honestly don't remember since I bought it awhile ago. I'd contact the seller for that one; however, I do purchase batteries wholesale, and it doesn't need batteries when charged via the sun. Wish I could be more helpful.
1205226
Yes there is an on/off switch but it wouldn't be very convenient if you're looking to use it as a conventional light switch. It's located on the back of the solar panel near the mounting bracket. If you leave it in the "on" position, it operates automatically.
1522514
The batteries are in the base. A plate mounts to the wall and the base sides on and off this base easily for battery servicing. I like the lights. They are definitely what I was looking for.
761009
I am not sure what you mean exactly but the unit has an on/off switch and if you unplug the solar panel while the unit is in the on position the leds will stay on until the batteries are expended.
132195
Mine does have an on/off switch!It operates on mains power only; not battery. There are three levels of operation, one: on all the time; and two where you can set it for dusk plus a few hours...and of course, off if you want it.