Would these work off battery with this HitLights Rechargeable 3800mAh Lithium Ion Battery Pack with DC Connector, 12 volt, Black product?
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I believe it would work but Im not a %100 sure. I have powered mine with many different kinds of batteries. A 9volt works just fine for an hour or two.
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You need a controller box to drive the LEDs, but that power supply you linked should be able to power a controller box. I'm not exactly sure how long it would be able to power the lights, but it would work with a controller box
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Rechargeable AAA batteries should work. I can see no reason why they wouldn't. However, the batteries that come with the unit are standard non-rechargeable.
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they are the slide on type not the post type. If your batteries are slide on they will work, yes.
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Yes, they will run off as little as a 9Volt battery though for what length of time I have not tested. A 12Volt car adapter works very well. I was also able to light them up with a 5.5Volt 200mA adapter. I really enjoy them and will be getting many more for my workshop, closets, and all over outdoors for landscape accent lighting.
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Yes they'll. If you have a charger capable of charging NiHM types of batteries you are good.
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They should. I would open up your current battery pack and make sure the batteries inside look similar. watch out for the small piece of loop fabric protecting the back of the circuit board. The adhesive on the back sometimes breaks down and you need it there to avoid a short circuit.
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If the garden lights call for NiMH rechargeable AAA batteries, I'd assume these would work well. They are excellent quality batteries.
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literally, yes. But if you have rechargeable batteries, why not give them a try. If they're 1.5V, they ought to work.
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No. These did not work with my Amazon Basic Rechargeable AA batteries. The + side didn't reach out far enough.
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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.
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They will, you will have to reuse the cables provided with the original batteries. I used two sided tape to stick the batteries together.
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Yes. They are 12 volt and can be run directly off the battery. I currently have eight running off my battery bank.
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I believe they can, these are great batteries and have the protective circuits built in. They are a bit pricey but well worth it, I have never had any problems and use them every day. I even bought more for my bigger flashlight.
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Seems like they do, however I chose to use the rechargeable lithium (18365?). These flashlights (any brand LED over 100 lumens) really go thru expensive CR123 batteries fast. Get the recharge... well worth it.
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Yes if you wire them correctly u can do that. There are different ways to connect the batteries. But are you using 24v. Most low voltage is 12v. Im no expert or electrician. Just based on experience
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Yes. They are rechargeable batteries. It sounds like your light is defective.
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If the light is designed for 18650 batteries these should work. The orbtronic batteries don't seem to be thicker than normal. Good luck.