What's going on here, does the light uses batteries or electric?
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It is electric plug in. One of the motors that spins the picture works intermittently.
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It plugs in. The light is working but the fish don't continue to move it just stop. Seems to be getting hung up then starts going again.
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I contacted the manufacturer via www.madeinchina.com for a new bulb. We'll see...
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Correct it is electric, and there is a compartment located on the underside that takes two AA batteries for backup.
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Mine doesn't use batteries at all. No moving or lighted parts. Strange that they'd even mention them. *shrug*
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it's electric...mine is still working great. Have had it for 3 months....so far so good!
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It uses 4 AA batteries. I guess you could use rechargeable batteries. I haven't had to replace them yet. This is a very powerful light for the size.
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I really don't know. I don't plug the unit in, unless I have a handful of batteries to recharge. Then the light goes on, and I figure the batteries are all recharged when the light goes off. (Trial and error?)
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There are no batteries or replaceable light bulb. If it doesn't work when you plug it in then it has reached the end of its usable lifespan.
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The light is using the solar panel as the photo cell. And the battery and switch is inside the light fixture. So the light can used as a working light when unplugged from the solar panel.
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I can't recall off hand which battery is required for this light. However, if you open the light, you will see the battery which is clearly marked with its type. A word of caution: after taking apart two separate lights, and trying to replace the batteries, I was Unable to reassemble the light correctly. It's very difficult to explain, but you must position several pieces just right, in order to reassemble. In my opinion, this light appears better served as a disposable light.
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I believe that it is an LED lamp and requires a battery type...not sure which one ...sorry.
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Unit is powered by an electric cord. Batteries are not an option. Since I use this product mainly in the bathroom where an outlet is convenient, it suits my purposes. I love this LED lamp--it's bright and magnification is excellent. Also, I never have to worry about rundown batteries affecting the quality of light.
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Not a silly question, but no, it is not battery powered. Fluorescent lights use ordinary household current.
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Electric . With a motion sensor. Works great. Have it professio Electric with a motion sensor. Have had two on my back porch for years broke one when I hit it with a ladder. Have it installed by someone that knows what there doing. Unless you do.
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It gets plugged in to 110volt outlet. It's a night light and then glow when motion is detected.
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AAA. I love this light (I use it clipped on a music stand) but it does eat batteries! I guess the convenience of use outweighs the cost of the batteries.
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That's probably your first indicator that the batteries are getting low. The next thing it will start to do is the light will also start "hitching" for a second as well.
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Thank you for bringing this to my attention. We hired someone to place our items on Amazon. This information IS MISLEADING It is correct tha this light screws into a 110Volt AC fixture. It requires no batteries