Will it operate on batteries?
236371
Hello and Happy New year! Unfortunately it will not operate with batteries. Only electrical outlet. I hope this helps. Best.
1670758
NO. It is plug only. I don't know if there are ones out there that are battery operated
1420467
sorry for just getting back in touch with your answer, I was out of town on a cruise. And yes it does operate on batteries.
1565068
No. It does not require batteries. It uses the 24 volt power from the HVAC unit.
2131977
No - does not work that. Also batteries will die fast if unit is left on continuously.
1523480
It is not a portable unit and does not use batteries. It must use the power chord to operate.
2065358
No, it can operate wirelessly, just plugged into a power outlet or battery-powered
2156804
I only use it in my home plugged into my house current so I don't know if it can operate on an auto battery. It does draw a considerable amount of current and sometimes causes my circuit breaker to go off when I try to run too things at the same time.I hope this helps you.
1323654
Yes, it has a plug-in electric adapter. It does not have the ability to run on batteries.
1236101
No, it only runs on battery. The battery lasts a month or more depending on use, so not a big deal.
1957535
It does not work on batteries. It must be plugged into an electrical socket.
1441141
Since this is a battery operated device, it would depend on whether you use rechargable batteries or not.
245365
Yes. I always use it with rechargeable batteries. It doesn't last for 18 months though.
1195128
No cannot be run on batteries. Yes, small enough I consider a good portable.
675813
The operating word is "rechargeable." If the batteries say "rechargeable" then this unit will handle them. Never put non-rechargeables in it.
1420465
I never used it on batteries but i seem to remember in reading about that it did. We just moved and mine is in a box somewhere or i would look at it.
2066912
Yes. The lamp can be operated with batteries or with the AC cord. The lamp works best, i.e., more light, with the power cord than with the batteries, however.