I would like to know how lightt the candles....thanks....
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There is a on/off switch on the bottom of the candle with the cover to the batteries. Make sure that the candle has the batteries.
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Check to see if they have batteries in them. If they do just remove the protective strip so it can contact the terminal and just turn the switch to on.
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We have the ivory and the red color the ivory gives off more light than the red hope this helps
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A little less than 2"... they are great for lanterns or candle holders that are very small "mouthed". The timer on the candle(s) is different from the timers on other flameless candles that I've purchases so I'm guessing that's the problem with those who have never seen this type of timer function before. It's a push button type and if you want the candle "on", just push the button once and do the same to turn it off. If you want the timer function turned on, you must press and hold the button until the candle "blinks" one time, then release the button. That activates the automatic 5-hour timer mode. I've been using mine for nearly a year now and have only had to change the 2 "AA" batteries three times. A little less than 2"... they are great for lanterns or candle holders that are very small "mouthed". The timer on the candle(s) is different from the timers on other flameless candles that I've purchases so I'm guessing that's the problem with those who have never seen this type of timer function before. It's a push button type and if you want the candle "on", just push the button once and do the same to turn it off. If you want the timer function turned on, you must press and hold the button until the candle "blinks" one time, then release the button.... » Read More A little less than 2"... they are great for lanterns or candle holders that are very small "mouthed". The timer on the candle(s) is different from the timers on other flameless candles that I've purchases so I'm guessing that's the problem with those who have never seen this type of timer function before. It's a push button type and if you want the candle "on", just push the button once and do the same to turn it off. If you want the timer function turned on, you must press and hold the button until the candle "blinks" one time, then release the button. That activates the automatic 5-hour timer mode. I've been using mine for nearly a year now and have only had to change the 2 "AA" batteries three times. « Show Less
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they are the size of a normal tea light of not a tiny bit smaller. The wick is small and black, and the entire candle is very real looking. I'm actually about to buy another set!
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Sorry, these ones are not on timer you have you switch them on and off but still great candles!
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Hello there!As a fellow poster M. Baird said, using your finger you firmly tap the silver base. NOT too hard, but firmly tap it. These lamps have 3 light settings which get brighter each time you tap the silver metal base of the lamp. I ordered this 2-lamp set, but one of the lamps was defective, so I had to send them back. But they were what I wanted. I will probably order them again at some point. These lamps give off great light. Better than I expected.Good Luck. I think you'll really love these small lamps which give off GREAT light!
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The set I bought a year ago did. I was hoping this set did but they did not have the flame shaped tip. But since they are seen from a distance the effect of candle light is what is needed and they work great.
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They take 2 AA batteries and there is a timer. Candles will be on for 5 hrs and off 19 hrs.
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They use CR2450 Lithium Batteries. It came with 5 extra batteries along with the ones already in the candles. The box says that each LED candle glows for 50,000 hours. I had only used it for about 6 hours straight with no problem (not quite the 50,000 mark). Not sure how much the batteries cost, but it looks like something you can buy at your local drug store.
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I have these candles in my hand right now and it is............3 AAA batteries
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The light doesn't flicker like a candle, it just has an amber blow. I think it's a beautiful light for the patio
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We have ours in a hanging frosted glass stars. The candles sit inside a metal cup within the star. We may have to stand up to get a good angle but we've been able to successfully turn them on and off with little effort.
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The lanterns come with a wick....you need to provide a lighter to light it. Matches don't stay lit long enough to light it.
797146
These are really small the size of a small shot glass. they have a switch at the bottom of the candle that switches them on and off. No remote, that would have been really cool. I've seen remote ones but they are expensive and a limited amount of candles you can control with it. I will stress this again these are super small. if you wanted them for mood lighting you will need a few packs I had to use 4 packs to light our dinning room and kitchen for a romantic dinner and it was still too dark. Had to use real candles at the table.
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The candles stay on for about 5 hours before timing off. There is an "on" option as well as timer so you could just turn them on and leave them on if that is helpful.
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The candles take two AAA batteries, the remote uses one of those flat round batteries. I just returned a set of these andles because the remote stopped working.
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These candles did light up, but the battery life is very short. Might want to take that into consideration.
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Not really Mary. The wax that you light is a separate piece. It looks like a little bar of soap. You have to pinch the metal tip of the sky lantern through the wax bar and then bend the metal tip a little, which will hold the wax bar in place on the bottom of the lantern, and then light the wax bar, hold on to it for a little bit to get the heat built up and then let them go. It's really easy and these are decent ones for the price! If you have any other questions, feel free to ask. Chad