when it comes time to change the batteries -is there a cover to open since they will be imbedded in our pavers and not able to be pulled out? thanks
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The batteries go in from the bottom of the paver, and so you'll have to leave them free enough to pull out when that time comes. They are substantially heavy that they shouldn't shift if the pavers around them are secured in some way. Also, in my experience solar batteries last for years before then need to be replaced.
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Hello Heidi, Thanks for reaching out! Batteries are very easily replaced. There is a single AAA battery in each unit and it is held shut by a single screw. When pulling out the paver they are heavy enough not to shift other pavers around it. Although the regular 700mAh batteries are designed to last 2-10 years approx. We do offer a larger battery for 1000mAh designed to last 5-13 years! Thanks, Paver Light Depot
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At the opposite end from the silver on/off switch there is a tab sticking out...press down on the tab and the battery cover will open.
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Orange cover has to come off. Batteries are on the back. The orange cover is not necessarily easy to get off/on (there is probably technique/tool needed).
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There is a tab in the light that needs to be removed. It's just a pull tab like the ones used to protect batteries.
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There's a little plastic piece (transparent) that slides in to block the battery. You could probably use any thin plastic piece, but there is one that comes with it. Hope this is helpful.
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I did NOT see a raised battery compartment on the back of the panel. I emailed the mfr. from their website. The response was YES the batteries can be replaced. I cannot see the back of the panel to confirm this, due to it's location in a tree. I also purchased the Apollo Triple Solar Spotlight with replacable lithium batteries, (NICE!)...To your question: I have another set of these type of solar lights that have been going on/off for over 4-1/2 yrs.and have not had a problem. I did seal around the panels with silicon to help with the 'waterproof' issue. I hope this helps! Aloha, Keoni
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The batteries are enclosed in the dome part of the unit behind the LED and sensor. You can unscrew the battery encasing from the unit but you would need to get up to the unit to change the battery.
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Press the battery sliding cover in a bit first before trying to slide it down. This makes is open much easier.
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Pull the bottom third of the handle off and batteries go in there. It's not clearly stated at all so understand your confusion. Hope you love the product like I do!
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On the inside of the battery cover there is a little black switch that you slide to one side as you pull the cover out of place. The switch is spring loaded and allows for the easy removal of the battery cover.
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hiya....well..it seems like they can be opened and there is a battery which I am sure can be replaced...but umm..from the look of the batter may cost more to get batteries then replace entire bulb...by the way I loved mine...had some left over from party...use em when lights go out for my kids...lil bitty flashlights for each : )
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There is no opening to access the batteries. However, it would not be very difficult to cut the fuzzy red material to make an opening, replace the batteries, then sew or velcro it back up.
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The two 9V batteries are outside the safe and mounted on the circuit board under the keypad. The safe does not have to be opened to replace the batteries.I hope this answer answers your question.
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Once the batteries die, you have a non-lighting ball. The batteries cannot be removed or replaced. They are inside the rubber ball and there is no compartment to open.
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Under the channel numbers (front) theres a cover that slides open for 2 tripple a batteries.
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To change the batteries, you need a very fine phillips screwdriver. It is like doing surgery, easy for something to slip out of place.
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I don't have a pair in front of me right now, but I did look at that. It looked like I could unscrew the inside cover from the outside cover. It has three tiny button batteries in it. It'll cost more to replace the batteries than the cost of the glasses.