Will these work with any kind of rechargeable batteries? Is it easy to replace the battery? Is a screwdriver needed to remove lights or batteries?
233625
I would assume rechargeable batteries would work. I have not tried it though. It is very easy to replace the batteries. The back base of the fixture is screwed to the wall or you can use the double stick tape that comes with it and stick it to the wall. Once the base is on the wall, the light fixture removes easily by just turning the fixture slightly to release it. Then you have exposure to the battery compartment.
233626
I used alkaline batteries and have not had to replace yet-bought about four months ago. Rechargeable should be fine. No screwdriver needed-easy to replace.
233627
I don't know about the rechargeable batteries, but I would guess so. The batteries are extremely easy to replace and no you do not need a screwdriver to remove lights or batteries.
1930278
Amy, They don't take batteries. They require a standard household power connection, normally 115v in the US.
732240
AA batteries are too small for these units am still got the batteries came when unit just keep it charged I think they will last for a while, I'm sure you can buy these !either rechargeable or nonrechargeable but light works very well very bright
1853824
I did not get batteries with it. I don't see why you couldn't use rechargeable since they are AAA.
275027
David, they take 3 AAA batteries. They are a little hard to replace in that you must unscrew 3 screws on the back of the unit. But I use mine in an outside shed that has no light. They work very well.
1691736
It comes with rechargeable batteries. They work great. The light is not really bright but does give off some accent light.
220188
No, I bought a set of rechargeable batteries for mine and it ruined the batteries the guy at batteries pluss advised me you cannot use rechargeable batteries for these flashlights and it ruines the batteries!
927636
Mike, Yes it will work with rechargeable batteries as long as they are 123A 3V, but more importantly make sure it's compatible with your flashlight.The LED conversion head Upgrades SureFire incandescent flashlights originally equipped with P60, P61, P90, or P91 lamps
1171121
It would work fine. I agree on using the screws instead of velcro which would make it slightly more difficult to change batteries. It shouldn't be that difficult though.
40004
I have not had to replace the batteries yet. There are two very small screws. I believe one would need an eyeglass kit or a tiny Phillips to do the work.
1917342
They come with batteries. Not sure how many because I've never had to replace them yet.
1166409
Yes, the batteries (2) are replaceable; although the light failed after about 3 uses.
583585
They are glued in and didn't last. I returned this brand. I bought NewRay 100 solar powered Led and they do have a replaceable battery. Very easy to change and they are very good lights.
347315
Replacing batteries is no problem. The lights maybe a problem as I don't see an access panel. May have to take unit completely apart.
2151766
No you don't need rechargeable batteries. There is a built in battery inside that is rechargeable by solar. Great light tho.
2014485
The knurled end of the light does come off and you can tap the light assembly lightly on a table to get the small batteries out. I don't remember what size, but they are a hearing aid size battery and you can get them at Radio Shack or Walgreens or anywhere else that sells batteries like that.
349835
As long as you can find non-rechargeable batteries of the correct size. Some of these lights use unusual size batteries are something that I have only seen in a rechargeable format.