How do the lights work, battery or plug into wall socket?
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Dear Sharon, This item has a battery pack that requires 3 AA batteries. -Melissa S. HearthSong Customer Service
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neither , they plug into the wall. They have a power supply and plug into as standard wall socket
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Yes any outlet. Yes leave the switch on. Save money? They are LED so they won't cost much to operate.
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It is corded - the little battery in it only helps to maintain the time in the event of a short power outage; the light won't work during a power outage. So, it must be plugged into the wall to work.
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You don't plug it in. You connect the wires from the light to the electrical wires. Easy to do. Just don't get electrocuted.
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This one is plugged into a wall socket. The battery powered ones are weak in my opinion and do not last as long.
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This lamp plugs into the wall. No batteries. The light can disconnect and be used as a flashlight, it recharges on the lamp.
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These should run fine on a battery, but I cannot recall what the power connector is on the light. Ours are all installed on a studio ceiling grid along with their individual power supplies.
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Your lights should be wired to a low voltage transformer, which plugs into a regular outlet.
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The lights are wired to the house elecricity. They are not solar or battery powered.
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The plug directly into the wall outlet. I had no luck with them and would not recommend them.
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Battery is internal you plug the whole thing into the wall... It has the regular outlet plug like a lamp.
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The ones I bought were wired to a circuit and have a battery back up. I did not see any that you just plugged in to an outlet.
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I don't know which would work best. I am not happy with the ones I bought. I bought the ones shown with it. The led lights are not pleasing and they use up batteries. I don't even turn them on any more.
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There's a receptacle for the lights to plug into the timer. The timer cord goes into your electrical outlet
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There is a regular plug for plugging into an outlet. You just can't plug a regular string of lights to these.
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This is a plug in light. You would have to strop the plug off first and make the wires ready. Easier to get a light ready to go into the wall line.