Would these work well in a village set up? I wanted to put them in the little villages. Do you think they would light them up a bit?
1883992
Yes, they would be perfect! I've set up villages and the wiring gets to be a pain. Good Idea!!
1883993
These candles did light up, but the battery life is very short. Might want to take that into consideration.
1883994
Yes, I don't see why not. I am sure the village houses have windows, and these should throw the perfect amount of lighting.....
1883995
If ever want to put in a new battery - then good luck. Also you will need some so.rt of tool to turn them on and off. Good way to destroy fingernails.
1883996
I think that would be a terrific idea. I have have set up villages ins the wiring gets to be a pain
1883997
While they have an orange glow they are quite bright. I used them in outdoor Halloween laterns and they were great.
1883998
They might work but might need to be elevated inside the buildings. They are not that bright.
1883999
Yes, they are nice, but I wouldn't say they throw a lot of light. It is worth a try
1565416
Not enough light for anything but ambiance. More like the light from a bright candle. I noticed that the ones I put outside didn't last. I think it may do something to the battery. I keep mine in a sunny window and they light up every night after the house lights are out.
1565414
They are pretty bright but not quite as bright as a lamp. Perhaps two together would be bright enough.
1032756
Yes they could. They are very tiny lights though. What I like is they have 3 flash settings and still mode. I have mine on an arbor in the back yard. But as stated the solar panel will need to be mounted for the most sun. Been pretty cloudy here so they don't always light up. If you want light every night best to go with electric lights.
1006597
That question has a lot of variables to it... Depending on your lighting configuration, and depending on how 'bright' you want the lighting, they may. If you want it like daylight, you're going to use an awful lot of them, and you're going to need a pretty big transformer to run them. Like any light, elevation and position make a big difference in coverage. Because of the length of the area you're trying to light, locating them all in one group may not do it... they'd likely have to be spread out a bit if you want even lighting across the whole area. For the price, you may want to pick up just one, and play around with it to figure out how much light and where it would need to be located to get the coverage you're looking for.
600512
Yes, they will work outside with little to no problems at all. I use them to light up my land scape in the backyard. I have been using them for about six months on. The only problem I had was that two of them burned out within two months of installing them, so they had to be replaced, as for the other 5 they have been working great. Hope that this helps.
1357180
They do not have a significant amount of powerto them because they are not headlamps ,no high or low option.use only as corner,backup,or driving lamps
1398274
We have not tried that before. Although they are bright and flicker like real candles but it may not bright enough to light a walkway. It also depends on how bright you want. In very dark place, it real give enough light for that as some customers did use them as night lights when feeding their new born babies at night time. Hope this may help. Thanks for your question.
1398272
I don't think they would give enough light for a completely dark walkway. I bought them for effect since my daughter is having a barn wedding and can't have real candles. They are going to be on the table.
1296765
They are hard wired in our application as pendent lights over a kitchen island. You could add a plug and power them that way if need be.
1350847
They don't get hot so I imagine they'd do OK. Not sure how many candelabra base fixtures are available for you to put these in. Many outdoor lamps come pre-installed with LED bulbs these days. I just bought two of them at my local store and they look great.
569248
If you keep them in direct sunlight all day, I do believe several would light a pathway. They are pretty bright!
485038
I just got them this year, nothing burned out yet. I wouldn't think so as each light is kind of on its own cord.
918387
No they are not that bright . I love them!! I have one outside in a lantern. Two inside in lantern/globes. They are just beautiful at night .
901930
The light output is roughly that of a 30 to 40 watt bulb so it would not be bright. That said, I bet these would work great for landscaping. I used one for the balcony light and it works wonderfully - another lights up a silk tree in the corner and the effect is very cool. Too much exposure to the weather might not be too friendly for the bulb so keep that in mind. My first bulb, btw, has lasted over a year now.
1890615
I use them for accent light in my living room. I do not use them every time I am in the room but on special occasions. I used the same lights in a former home in the kitchen. I found the life of the batteries was not very good with continual use. So in short, yes, they will work find if you are willing to replace batteries.
1968841
You could, but they face out. The are intended to light up the edge of the road and around corners. The have a slight angle to the glass face.