Hi what kind of batteries do these candles take &amp; do they have a timer &amp; how long is the timer? Thank you.
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Hi, we use CR2032 batteries for our flameless candles. You can order these off of amazon too. They do not have a timer, but the have a on and off switch on the bottom. Hope this helped you! I really like mine and a battery can last for about a week if you left them on for 24 hours a day.
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The candles have 2 settings. You can manually turn it on and off, or you can used the timed setting. When you choose the timed setting, the candle turns off in 5 hours. If you do nothing else, the candle will turn on and off at that same time each day. If you want to change the time the candle turns on, just manually turn the candle off, and when the time comes that you want the candle to turn onn, choose the timed setting. Again, the candle will turn off in 5 hours. I usually just manually turn the candle off and on.I love these candles, and bought a bunch of them for Christmas presents last year. The candles have 2 settings. You can manually turn it on and off, or you can used the timed setting. When you choose the timed setting, the candle turns off in 5 hours. If you do nothing else, the candle will turn on and off at that same time each day. If you want to change the time the candle turns on, just manually turn the candle off, and when the time comes that you want the candle to turn onn, choose the timed setting. Again, the candle will turn off in 5 hours. I usually just manually turn the candle off and on.I love these candles, and bought a bunch of them for Christmas... » Read More The candles have 2 settings. You can manually turn it on and off, or you can used the timed setting. When you choose the timed setting, the candle turns off in 5 hours. If you do nothing else, the candle will turn on and off at that same time each day. If you want to change the time the candle turns on, just manually turn the candle off, and when the time comes that you want the candle to turn onn, choose the timed setting. Again, the candle will turn off in 5 hours. I usually just manually turn the candle off and on.I love these candles, and bought a bunch of them for Christmas presents last year. « Show Less
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The batteries were included. All I had to do was pull out a strip of plastic. I think it mentioned that they use the C2302 battery, but I'm sure you can ask the seller to be sure. Although the "flame" doesn't move like some of the much more expensive types of candles, these candles are more than satisfactory for the rustic candleabra I purchased to go on our patio table. I won't be leaving them out all the time in all kinds of weather.
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Not long at all..these are very cheap, cheap candles. We threw ours out after 3 weeks :(
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I am fairly certain there is a built in timer. It would take me 6 hours to answer your question tho for certain. I also believe these lights are the lights that have batteries that only last 40some hours as per the instructions. This would mean that one would have to change the batteries weekly so I only use these sporadically.
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One person wrote that their batteries lasted for 24 days having the candle operating 24/7 before having to replace them. On a timer of course,you will probably get two/three months of battery use.
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they take 3 AAA batteries each (9 total) they dont come with the batteries. However, I got the duracell batteries and the batteries have lasted over a month with me using the candles on the 6 hr setting every night for the past month
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I'm not sure if they would work in a "sensor" candle...but we haven't had any problem with these bulbs. We put ours on a timer do they go off at a certain time. However, don't order anything from Plow and Hearth....we had a very bad experience with them and the lights they sent were not LED like the company said they were.
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No they do not have a timer.. You have to use the on/off switch on the bottom.
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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.
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Stephen, did you follow the directions to turn the auto-timer on? Turn the candles off, then press and hold the little power button on the bottom until the candle blinks one time, then release the power button. The candles will 'burn' for five hours from that point and everyday thereafter until the batteries die.
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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.
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Yes , Nick you just point at each candle in a seperate area and pick the color you wish .They are beautiful and you also get a 2nd battery for each candle when they need to be replaced. I think they are a awesome catch and I would recomend these to anyone who loves flameless candles and I love that they have auto timers 4hrs or 8 hrs. No worry about turning them off they will go automatic and you set each candle time when you want them to go on and off!
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Hi. Turn the candles "on" manually. Then click them "off" with the remote, leaving the base of the candle itself in the "on" position. When you want the candles to be lit, pust the remote button for the length of time you want. That's it. They will automatically come on at this time everyday and go off by themselves. If you want to change that, turn the on/off switch on the base of the candle to off and start all over again. Hope this helps.
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Batteries are lithium cell CX 2450 3V batteries. You get some with the candles and replacements for the first time. Depends on how you do them Using the timer, They might last a week or so. Outside in the cold maybe not that long. If you turn them off with the remote rather than having them turn themselves off you may get longer. I used them for my outdoor Halloween decorating and had to replace them at least once.
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Wow...I never looked. I would guess they are AAA, but could be one of those quarter size round batteries. I rarely use the remote though. I just set it and let it go.
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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.