does this work for small patio Solar charged lights?
848976
I dont see why not. I bought two packages of these batteries. they work very well.
848977
There is not enough information here to provide a definitive answer. The batteries delivery the voltage and amperage they are designed for and are rechargeable. Not sure what else one can add to this that would be helpful.
288217
no, the solar lights use a miniature LED light that is not compatible with the 4 watt Malibu - style bulbs
2261017
Yes, I use it with a compact fluroescent bulb in my yard light. The photocell simply turns the power on or off depending on daylight conditions.
1334080
it should work like any other solar charger, just do not overcharge any battery.
1075788
That would not work. It would be like trying to heat your home with a candle. The sun has incomparable amounts of light energy compared to anyman made light. For example say a 12v 7ah battery takes a day to charge in the sun. It would take the same battery 2 months to charge with the lights in your garage.
507005
Yes, I use it in exactly that application. It doesn't rain much in my area, but I trust the claims that the lights are weatherproof.
339975
Yes ... I bought them for my 12 light copper set [Homebrite Solar Solar Power Belmont Path Light (Set of 12)]. 11 out of 12 work better than the batteries that came with the set. So far a month in -- no problems.
349762
yes it would , I have a 13x14 gazebo and it lights it up and the rest of the deck..it has high and low settings.
333706
Providing all the panels are receiving direct sunlight it would work. Some devices may not charge if all the panels are not fully exposed to sunlight.
670110
Yes, use this for outdoor low voltage landscape light fixture. It is as good as the one sale for $5.00 something per bulb in either Home-deport or Lowe locally
1988539
Possibly. It charges mp3 player's, cell phones, ipads. It comes with a few adapters. I guess it depends on you solar lights connections. You probably return it if it doesn't meet your needs. God Speed.
516479
I have 2 on my deck to work outside lights. My husband built a small wooden box with a lid and I plugged them into extension outlet and they work great.
339976
It depends on what kind of battery is in your solar yard light. If it is a AAA Nickel metal hydride (NiMH) with the standard nominal voltage of 1.2 Volts, and similar capacity rating (600-1000 mAh), then it would probabably work fine. However, I know some of these solar yard lights have oddball types of batteries in them, so you need inspect and determine what kind of batteries are in them first.
2282889
I would only use these if the solar light was made specifically for NiMH batteries. Other types of batteries will have different charging profiles/protection circuits and may not work or may even be dangerous if used in the wrong application.
1523864
Sorry I can't help you with this one--just ended up tossing it because it quit working. Liked it at first but didn't last long. I order a lot of solar yard lights--some good, some not so good. Kind of a crap shoot. Again sorry.
882388
I believe it is 1" x 1.5" x 2.5". I could fit it into the Patio light pole, which is 2" diameter.
1075789
That would not work. It would be like trying to heat your home with a candle. The sun has incomparable amounts of light energy compared to any man made light. For example say a 12v 7ah battery takes a day to charge in the sun. It would take the same battery 2 months to charge with the lights in your garage.