Can you put an AC adapter on the light so it doesn't eat up the batteries?
1022791
No but there is an automatic shut off in the middle button and the batteries last for quite a while. I haven't replaced them more than twice in a year.
1022792
I haven't the foggiest; we haven't had any trouble with battery drainage, though
1022793
the one we have does not have that option. i wish it did because my daughter loves the light, but it does eat the batteries, especially if she wants it on all night.
205791
A battery adapter no but after a couple of minutes of not swinging it cuts off to preserve the batteries but u have to turn it off with the switch yourself
1853195
You would need to make an AC adapter, there is no AC or DC jack on the light anywhere as it is sold, but it should be pretty easy to either make an adapter to go to a DX power pack or to open up the light and solder in your own jack
193824
I second this question...But I want to temporarily stick it in the fridge to save $100 on replacing that light.Batteries do tend to die quicker in the cold though.
952491
No need that I can see. I charge the batteries in the lamp body and it works fine. The lamp will get too heavy to carry and too hot to hold before the batteries drain out.
1807650
There is no included ac adaptor, nor does there seem to be anyplace to connect one. You need batteries.
1179985
No, I had problems with my unit but on the power adapter. Once I installed the batteries the unit would recharge and lights would turn off.
885139
Mine does not come with AC adapter and the lamp also does not come with plug-in socket for adapter. It is 100% be used with three AA batteries only. It takes a day for continuous using to drain-out batteries. Buy a bunch of rechargeable batteries (good brand like Energizer, Sony, Sanyo Enelope....) so the lamp can be put anywhere without the tangled wire and the lamp can be use as portable flashlight as well.
430536
I agree with Chantal. Just remember that if you have the light on full power, you will only get an hour out of regular sized batteries. Once you plug the light into an outlet, the batteries charge on the light which is a nice feature.
347315
Replacing batteries is no problem. The lights maybe a problem as I don't see an access panel. May have to take unit completely apart.
4404
Not really. The light is an LED, so will pull very little off your battery.
890484
My LED music light did come with an adapter. It's been a great music light and have only used batteries so far. I have not had to replace the batteries.
297524
mine is just batteries...i'm sure there is an ac adapter that is compatible with this...
687019
As far as I can tell, this lamp is battery only. I don't see anywhere that you can plug in an AC adapter. Also, the light is not very bright. I suggest that you get a regular OttLight.
1735621
The Solar Panel you could hook up to a battery but I don't think the light because it has a battery already in it. I would not mess with it!
868225
I would imagine you could put an extension cord in one of the day time slots to give you more plug ins. The lights don't draw that much electricity that it should be a problem. But just in case I would keep an eye on the temp. of the extension cord. Hope this helps.
830132
No. There is only one A/C adapter plug and no way to switch the voltage. I rarely plug mine in because the batteries last for months.