Do these batteries work in solar landscape lights?
865642
If the ratings for the batteries are the same then you should have no problem
865643
NiMH, or nickle metal hydride batteries DO have a slightly lower voltage than standard nickle cadmium batteries, I would consult your solar lamp manual for voltage requirements. They in most case will work if your solar lamps merely state "AA"s. I never had these fail in any item that needed "AA"s.
865644
Yep. That is where I use them. Worked pretty well for me. You may have to charge them before using. Mine where half charged when they arrived. Still ok after about 18 months. Good luck
1860931
Yes,, just be sure you have them hooked up correctly.. I have 2 -12 volt deep cycle batteries and 2 6 volt good cart batteries hooked up to my panels via the controller. The Sun force charger drew moisture and burned out. I replaced it with a Thunderbolt controller. It has a digital readout which is far superior to the simple/confusing light system on the Sun force controller. Also it was only $30-$5 shipping and I received it in 2 days.
1516795
They can, wouldn't rust, since they work with any charger that label "charge any batteries" for solar light, I don't see a problem working on them.
1814976
If this is the 12v version then as long as the total current is within the range of your transformer, it should work. I don't recommend it though, as these draw more current than typical landscape lights.If it is the 120V version, no, it cannot be used.
959454
I am not sure as my battery is for outdoor solar light and I know for a fact not all batteries will work (lowes). I had to go to a battery shop for their recommendation for the light to work. The battery may fit but won't work
716366
Yes, they should work. They have the t4 terminal with drilled holes and come with bolts to attached the cables. The secret to long life for SLA batteries is to kept them charged even in the off season when you are not using the mowers.
1598493
Mine didn't work well when I got them. I purchased some rechargeable AAA batteries made for solar lights (about $5 for a 4 pack) and swapped out the batteries. They work great now and last all through the night even on cloudy days.
696875
I would assume so, but you might want to check the specifications for each to see. Th solar lights will charge much slower than DC power.
1115444
Yes, these work..they are much bigger than what your camera came with...They are a good deal because they hold a very long charge....Only drawback might be using with a tabletop tripod.. these batteries are big and heavy and make the camera bottom/back end heavy on a small tripod.
790248
I don't think so, mine were exposed to the sun while I mounted and wired them and they work fine. Call renogy if there's any doubt.
857070
They work on 6 D size batteries.....would not depend on them for power too long!
527818
They probably would. The issue would be if the solar charger portion of you lights could recharge the 700mAh to a useable level on a regular basis. Try to replace your existing batteries with a similar mAh ratting.
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.
468100
Well I used them in my solar lights, and they work fine, so I wouldn't be able to really answer charge time. I plugged them early in the am, and that night the lights were working fine.
848398
yes, I bought 2 and am powering them by a 12v low-voltage landscape lighting transformer. Works great.
884680
Yeah, these are 12v but they are strobe lights, don't know why you want want them for landscaping lights...
1312404
No. They are a special Lithium Ion battery specifically sized for certain flashlights.