Can these batteries be used with solar outdoor lights?
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Yes. That is mainly what I use them for. After recharging; they work as well as a new battery.
1794314
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.
942844
Don't know--I use them outside in our landscape lights. These are not screw-in lights--they have two prongs on them.
398481
You should be using a deep cycle Marine/RV battery. I'm using these on my travel trailer and they work great with good sun exposure.
1169951
I use these batteries in some of my solar lights, and I believe they are specifically meant for that use. The charger is built into the device. Just make sure the device is turned on and the solar panel can get some direct sunlight and they will charge quite well. They have worked well for me so far.
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There is no reason why they should not. I recall reading an article that suggests which type of battery to use. Rechargeable is best when the battery will be used more heavily. Alkaline when they will sit unused for long periods of time.
1016939
I bought the AA's for my outdoor lights, I would assume so, as long as you have one of those battery rechargers for the phone...
339976
It depends on what kind of battery is in your solar yard light. If it is a AAA Nickel metal hydride (NiMH) with the standard nominal voltage of 1.2 Volts, and similar capacity rating (600-1000 mAh), then it would probabably work fine. However, I know some of these solar yard lights have oddball types of batteries in them, so you need inspect and determine what kind of batteries are in them first.
865643
NiMH, or nickle metal hydride batteries DO have a slightly lower voltage than standard nickle cadmium batteries, I would consult your solar lamp manual for voltage requirements. They in most case will work if your solar lamps merely state "AA"s. I never had these fail in any item that needed "AA"s.
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Unlikely but its possible. I use mine in a high sun area and if there is a cloudy day they dont last the full day. It all depends on how much light they get. Its possible they have also improved the quality of the solar panel since I purchased mine so you could get better results. The battery powered ones are actually much easier. I put some in last spring and they are still going strong on the same set of batteries (i left them out during the winter).
2245580
Sorry I couldn't help you, the battery was purchased for a friend and he used it for an outdoor lamp.My guess would be if the Voltage and Amps correspond to your unit and the size is right there should be no problem.
2022596
No. It assumes you will use the lithium 123 batteries that many other lights use. These are non rechargeable batteries.
1555809
yes you can,I bought some solar lights that had very low voltage batteries and it charged them just fine.
527819
I bought theses batteries for my cordless phone, not sure will work with solar lights. If mAh and voltage is the same and your lights take these Ni-MH rechargeable type batteries they should work, but I would check with manufacturer of solar lights first. Good Luck!
959454
I am not sure as my battery is for outdoor solar light and I know for a fact not all batteries will work (lowes). I had to go to a battery shop for their recommendation for the light to work. The battery may fit but won't work
372124
Yes you can and they work great. I use them for my outside house lights to come on and off at a set time.
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I don't see why you couldn't--they're still batteries--but I can't say for sure. Packaging doesn't specify. I will have to try that.