Is it necessary to remove the batteries when plugging in the light?
1250380
Not at all. Leave the batteries in in case you need them. Plug it in when you can.
1250381
I don't know. We plugged it as soon as we received it and have not tried putting any batteries into the unit.
1250382
It is not necessary to remove the batteries. Plugging the power connector into the lamp automatically disconnects the batteries.
80907
Yes, after you mount your unit and attach the charger wires to the batteries you are good to go, no need to remove them from the batteries.
90286
If you mean by turning the lights on and off. You will have to unplug it from the wall.
58547
I never needed batteries for mine.I don't see where they would go in on it either.There is a power button for the lights at the top right.My guess is the description you read is generic.
1538519
The batteries are removable....but I myself still have this light and now it only works for 10 min due to the battery. I can't find the battery to buy separately.
997210
No...it's separate (which I didn't realize when I purchased it) and the battery pack is a bit expensive. I now have a light with no battery pack.
233627
I don't know about the rechargeable batteries, but I would guess so. The batteries are extremely easy to replace and no you do not need a screwdriver to remove lights or batteries.
1502014
Sorry, I'm using alkaline batteries, and they're doing fine for me. I put them under my kitchen cabinets, so I don't always need them, but I know I made the right choice with these lights.
1544899
You cannot remove the light portion of the light. I have handwashed my cap with the batteries removed. Let dry before replacing batteries as instructions indicate.
681068
I always remove the batteries when not in use. Do the same with speed lights, and camera.
1243508
No Batteries needed. They are just extensions to get your lights more out in the room if they are recessed, etc.
583586
no!!! it really upset me to find out the battery was glued in and could not be removed, so when the battery dies, you have to throw away the lights. note to self: make sure the lighs comes with a rechargeable battery.
1847094
I really don't know. I don't plug the unit in, unless I have a handful of batteries to recharge. Then the light goes on, and I figure the batteries are all recharged when the light goes off. (Trial and error?)
1191220
I use my lights in my closet so I only have them on for a few minutes at a time. I haven't needed to replace the batteries and I bought my lights in March.
19367
NO - The manual says to remove the batteries if it is not going to be used for a while.
2113588
yes you can make sure the fixture is plugged in without using the on/off switch that comes with it
417146
Yes. However, only a couple of weeks after I found the necessary batteries and then installed the light, the light stopped working!! I haven't gone to the trouble of putting in new batteries because the light is too dim and I plan to remove it -- I hung the light over my kitchen sink and it's a HUGE DISAPPOINTMENT!! I should have sent it AND the batteries back to Amazon.