Regarding the battery, where is it located: in the lamp housing or in the solar panel?
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in solar panel! this is one of brightest solar lights i have seen! could be nuisance if pointed at a neighbor's home!duration in full sun is dusk to dawn!!!
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That silver component you see in the picture IS the battery. It can be charged either directly from the panel (if the sun cooperates) or from a standard wall outlet.
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If you are having trouble finding the switch, it is at the top rear, when the d-light is facing you.It is flush with the edge so you may not see it. Leave it in the sun all day with the solar cell facing up to charge.
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there are two rubber grommetts on the back of the solar panel. remove these and there are screws under them that you can remove. take the solar panel off CAREFULLY, and the battery is underneath that.
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The panel has a metal frame that can have holes drilled in it for mounting. It has two wires that put out DC voltage up to 18 v depending on the amount of sun light. Just connect the panel wires to a charge controller and connect the wires from the controller to a battery.
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It is located on the weighted base of the lamp about center of the base. It is a flush mounted switch, a little hard to find until you get use to it. All in all a great lamp.
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No battery. It's direct from the panel to the mini motor. If the sun is up it works. After sunset it doesn't.
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The batteries are in the light. It was installed without problem and works fine but be careful on the light pull string as it is very sensitive and does not double click like other A/C lights. A very good investment for shed that provides ample light. Solar panel is good and should stand up to the weather like similar ones I've got.
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I agree with Ken's answer. It's really just a specially sized battery. The battery housing unit isn't all that attractive (and mine was installed in the garage to link to the location of the outside box) but I can't see why having this battery would present any more concerns than having a battery-powered lantern or large flashlight in the bedroom, which is a fairly common emergency supply for people to keep nearby.
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Battery is self contained in the light, but we've had ours 2 years and no issues. So we ordered another one for our dairybarn. It says 12 volt on the side of the light.
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Underneath the laser light there is an opening that has a screw attached to the cover. Unloosen it & you will find the battery
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You can purchase the battery at www.eledingsolar.com. The type of battery depends on the model of your solar light.
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Dont remember but I got the battery out of home Depot. Sometimes the buttons get stuck so watch the light.
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Probably the battery. I have had issues with it after purchasing the lamp. You should call the company. They have shown they have an outstanding customer service. They replaced the entire head when I contacted them.
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There's a panel, you don't have to remove the unit from the ceiling, you just press on it, and it will open up and the square 9 volt battery will be exposed, just slide it out and insert a fresh one. It's labeled.
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I don't remember-it is in the instructions. I did change them and it worked for a while and then stopped working. I changed them again and it still didn't work. I, therefore, tossed it and bought an electric one the plugs in and put it on a timer. I "think" the solar panal on top unscrews and the batteries are there.
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The battery is where the energy is stored. The solar panel recharges the battery. No, a battery is necessary to hold the charge.