I received the 3 pillar candles as a gift at Christmas and love them! Do you also just sell single pillars that I can use with the remote?
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I don't know that this will help - I found my single one at Marshall's and that got me started. Google is your friend. Carefully read the descriptions.
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Only one remote is needed for all candles. I have 6 luminara candles and use the one remote
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One remote works on multiple sets of candles, which is what makes it so easy for receptions. They just need to be close to the remote but you can walk around with one remote and hit the on button as you get closer to each and they will turn on.
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A regular size floating candle will fit...the kind that have a plastic case around them. Otherwise they are too big and won't fit.
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Hi Barbara,Can I have your order number. The remote should be compatible with all luminara wax candles. Make sure the candle are by luminara.Thanks
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Programming the candles is covered in the directions that come in the box with the candles....,you probably can get an e-mail answer from the website through "contact us" also.
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Yes. just point the remote at whichever candle you want to light and it will light up. If two candles are together point to one than move to the other and click.
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We made those quite some time ago, but if I remember correctly, the diameter of the candles was appr. 1 inch. Hope that helps!
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Dear Barbara, Unfortunately not, we can only sell the mirrors the way they are packed, and the smallest pack is 12pcs. Please let us know if you have further questions. Candles 4 Less 877.766.5328
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No I have candle set timer n never use the remote the remote does save battery as u can put it on n off at your leisure rather than tied into timer either way they work separately
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Yes they look like a real wax candle.I am very satisfied. If you have more than one set of the same candles they will work from one remote-a nice surprise!
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You don't need the remote at all. I bought the remote just to make it simple to turn the candles on and off, without turning them over and physically turning them off. BTW, the remote works great.
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if the candles are within 4ft of each other they should light at the same time. but sometimes they don't and it is no big deal i don't believe. the remote is a superior choice over the timer function of the candle and will let you turn your candles on easily when you want them tp perform for you
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I have 3" candles in mine and it looks fine. You'll love this chandelier. It is more substantial looking than in the photo. It's one of my favorite things.
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Are you sure you ordered a Remote Ready version of the candle? Not all of these candles work with a remote.
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Be sure that you candle is designed to work with a remote. Not all of my candles work with the remote. Good luck.
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I was using the batteries that came with the candles. I have not tried to use other brands at this point because I feel they are expensive for what they are. The batteries that came with them last a few days depending on how much you use your candles and if you actually turn them OFF instead of using the remote. The batteries only last about a week if you leave the candle turned "on" and use the remote to turn them off and on (and that's with the candle "off" for most of the time). I love the candles - but if they are in an area where you can't get to them easily (which is why I wanted the remote) they're only worth it for something special (like Christmas company and using the candles for those 2 or 3 days) I was using the batteries that came with the candles. I have not tried to use other brands at this point because I feel they are expensive for what they are. The batteries that came with them last a few days depending on how much you use your candles and if you actually turn them OFF instead of using the remote. The batteries only last about a week if you leave the candle turned "on" and use the remote to turn them off and on (and that's with the candle "off" for most of the time). I love the candles - but if they are in an area where you can't get to them easily (which... » Read More I was using the batteries that came with the candles. I have not tried to use other brands at this point because I feel they are expensive for what they are. The batteries that came with them last a few days depending on how much you use your candles and if you actually turn them OFF instead of using the remote. The batteries only last about a week if you leave the candle turned "on" and use the remote to turn them off and on (and that's with the candle "off" for most of the time). I love the candles - but if they are in an area where you can't get to them easily (which is why I wanted the remote) they're only worth it for something special (like Christmas company and using the candles for those 2 or 3 days) « Show Less