What kind of batteries do the candles run on?
1864471
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.
1864472
Each candle uses two AAA. The only problem is the remote sensors in the candles drain the batteries even when the candles are not lit. Remember to turn off the switch on the bottom of the candles when not in use.
813727
I believe the candles with GOOD quality batteries like Duracells are rated to "burn" for 500 hours on the 2 batteries. I use the auto timer which turns them on for 5 hours then off....so you get about 100 days. They will flash on and off as the battery is getting to its last amount of energy. Lets you know to replace them.
847360
They use 4 AA batteries, but last a very long time. I use them under all my sinks.
369164
First I don't know how old your candle sets are. I would assume either the candles are turned off (bottom of each candle) or the battery on the remotes needs changing.
223052
Remote has a battery but batteries are not included with candles which is a pain-each needs 2 "C" batteries which makes them kind of heavy.
1839561
I believe they take six AAA batteries. They lasted all summer for me. I bought four sets. Jeff
626401
yes, the candles come with batteries. We had to jiggle them a little to get them started, but eventually all the batteries worked - and they've lasted a good long while.
58034
They use two double a batteries. They only last about 6 months each but they work great until they stop. I am on my second order!
2141230
They take AAA batteries, not AA as stated in the product description. I know because I ordered these candles as well as AA batteries for my son. In receiving the candles, he called & said they take AAA batteries.
1387989
If you leave the candle switch on "ON", the candles battery will in fact die quicker. I have resorted to removing the battery completely when I don't plan to use them for a while. It's a pain because I have 11 candles to remove batteries from, but I would rather go through that than going through my battery supply too quick.
1966306
I'm not one to log battery hours but I can tell you we put batteries in the beginning of summer, mid June, and put the candles on their auto-on mode. We have just started to replace batteries in the candles, early September.
494177
Hi! These candles use a quarter sized button battery called a CR2450 (3 V). They actually come with nine replacement batteries though. I used my candles for 8 hours a night for about three weeks before needing a replacement battery (Halloween decor). Good Luck.
875841
Mine are still on the original batteries and I've used them through 3 dinner parties. They have run approximately 12 hours for me and there is still light. They are led lights so they pull very little off the batteries.
552203
I use regular batteries. I think this is a great product. I have bought several for my special events business.
299769
Each candle requires two AA batteries. They have to be purchased separately.
182882
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.
494178
They come with candles, however these are terrible candles! Do not waste your money! The candles only last a few days then the batteries have to be changed! I only had them on for 2 hours each night for 2 nights and they went off! Save your money these were a waste of money and time!