Will these work on outdoor solar powered lights?
1946500
Yes very well in fact. They are a great replacement for the NiMH rechargeables that usually come with those lights.
1946501
Yes these are great for solar lights. Just be sure you are replacing a NiMH battery. There are some solar lights that use 3.2v Lithium Phosphate (LiFePO) that are the same size. It is not common so but worth checking before you install these.
1825940
Yes they will work. They are very bright i have just 2 of them on my patio 20 x 15ft. But rember u cannot dim them. Get the warm white ones. Maybe just get 2 or 3 to start with and see if u like them. martin
1516795
They can, wouldn't rust, since they work with any charger that label "charge any batteries" for solar light, I don't see a problem working on them.
1843857
Yes! Just look for the on/off button. I thought they were broken...being solar powered I thought they would just come on. NOT SO...you must turn them on!! They work great!
1649703
Yes, they've worked in both of my frosted porch fixtures. But if it's a dreary cloudy day, they stay off sometimes. But I just turn them off with the light switch. No big deal.
952053
Sorry, i don't know. Mine are used with a 300w outdoor power supply that is on or off. So far the bulbs have worked perfectly
551282
If the garden lights call for NiMH rechargeable AAA batteries, I'd assume these would work well. They are excellent quality batteries.
942844
Don't know--I use them outside in our landscape lights. These are not screw-in lights--they have two prongs on them.
215063
I would say yes. We use them in lamps but I don't see why you couldn't use them in hall ceiling fixtures or outdoor lighting.
527818
They probably would. The issue would be if the solar charger portion of you lights could recharge the 700mAh to a useable level on a regular basis. Try to replace your existing batteries with a similar mAh ratting.
790248
I don't think so, mine were exposed to the sun while I mounted and wired them and they work fine. Call renogy if there's any doubt.
817243
There is no reason it wouldn't work on a 12V system as long as it is DC (Malibu Lights ???), anyhow, you may wish to use a dimmer with them. They are really bright and dimming them should extend their life.
913386
No they are designed for 115v ac. If energized @ 12vdc I would expect no discernable light ourput
1535429
Yes. Works great! That is what I am using them on. I have solar garden lights which came with much weaker cells and I got these because they would always go out in a few hours. The Sanyo stay on all night easy! Lately, with more hours dark than light, I have to expect some loss. As summer gets going, perhaps I won't have the power loss, but I finally got a 2nd set and a wall charger. These last about 1 week before they won't make it through the night at full brightness. I just swap in my 2nd set and I'm good to go as I recharge the 1st.
1961659
From what I've learned from GE, they are for table lamps and enclosed fixtures. HOPEFULLY (?), they can be used outside as long as they are covered, tightly with a glass globe. Good luck!
1322121
They will work for low voltage applications. Being outdoors they have to be enclosed in the waterproof box or fixture as they themselves are not waterproof. I used them for few months and love them. No more exposed wires while changing fixtures or ballasts. Make sure to rise the locking arms compete 90 degrees as it's kind of a hard push and not intuitive that it's so hard.
652524
You would use the ones that are designed to be outdoors and the connections should be soldered instead of the plugs otherwise you are just asking for trouble. If you do not know how to do this hire an electrician that has worked with these.