I want battery operated outdoor fairy lights to wrap around a palm tree. Would these be the best kind for that purpose?
1863530
They are small but cute - I used them in a lantern - I am not sure they are meant for outdoor use...
1863531
No, these are very delicate and wouldn't hold up well getting wrapped around a tree. You have to be so careful when you unwind them or they will break. I am going to hang them from my trees so that they drape down.
988323
I do not think so. They are decent as far as solar lights go, but I would keep them within ten feet of the object to be illuminated.
2154607
I don't think so. I am using them in outdoor stringlights. You should ask the seller. This seller provides amazing customer service, and is very attentive.
1987360
They should be very good for either. I have used mine mostly outdoors, when the light is low.
1704064
These light are 12VDC powered using an AC adapter or "wall wort". If you are comfortable soldering, they can be soldered together. Otherwise, you will need the cable to mate multiple strands together. These will not work with traditional Christmas lights. If you are looking to use these outdoors, you will need the model in the watertight tubing. These do not come with their own AC adapter. You will need to buy one separately. They are available on Amazon.
540848
Supposedly. They're designed to be cut to length. But if it's for outdoor use, they don't hold up well so make sure its not a big project to put them up. There should be instructions included that describe where to cut the lights so that they'll still work.
155707
The ones I bought are 110v and work great. They are being used in outdoor lighting fixtures that are controlled by a timer. Turns out they do attract bugs, so different bulbs with a different color spectrum of light might be better for outdoors. Otherwise, no complaints and my electricity consumption has been cut from 240 watts for 4 hours a night to 24 watts for four hours a night, sweet. Good luck.
1778078
well, if you get a plant light that is made specifically for plants that are kept inside it just might work. you can get them at lowes, home depot. they are called plant grow lights. they make palms very happy. check them out. I have used them before. I like them. kind of like getting sunlight, but not from the sun itself. a lot of plants can live like this if well cared for as well. I hope that it works for you as well indirect lighting is what it is in a way. it also helps out the plant a lot as well, just like the sun would do. thanks for asking me, rennea Esposito burgess.
2213826
The will work great for your project. We use them to turn on outdoor security lights if the regular power is out.
2282889
I would only use these if the solar light was made specifically for NiMH batteries. Other types of batteries will have different charging profiles/protection circuits and may not work or may even be dangerous if used in the wrong application.
2151255
I'd say palm of your hand. They're not small and they give off a ton of red light at night. I had two strands near our back door at first, but it looked like a landing strip, so I moved one strand to the back of the yard and have them cascading down a pot and on to the dirt.
2211514
You will unless you don't have an extension cord that reaches to an outlet from where you are outdoors. These are lights. They use electricity.
1995921
we did use battery operated tea lights in them, we duct taped them in and hung little weights (whatever we could find) so they would stay upright. there are battery operated lights that are designed to hang in this kind of lantern they are just more expensive and I liked the flickering kind of tea light look Better, it was more romantic. good luck!
1180821
Yes, they aren't that heavy so if you had some fairly strong tape like Jen suggested that should work fine. However, you might have trouble changing the batteries- I think the light needed to be removed for that.
1813930
I used them for outdoor holiday lighting. I wound them up "elbow to hand" and them seem to be tangle free. Honestly, I haven't had any tangle problems with them (unlike the Christmas lights).
1692795
Electric. Save yourself the money and string some Christmas lights up. That's what these basically are. We ordered these, returned them the next day and are thrilled with our Christmas lights wrapped around our gazebo and the extra $50 we saved by doing so.
939824
Yes. They give off good light. I used them on a small tree outside during the holidays and it worked well.