Can you use in outdoor wall lanterns?
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I use them indoors in lamps. I would think, if the lanterns are enclosed, it wouldn't be a problem.
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I believe that it could be used outdoors, provided it did not get wet, and was in a open ceiling or wall socket, as its not really designed for an enclosed lamp, etc.
43491
Yes, they can be used outside provided they are installed in a weatherproof, waterproof enclosure. I use them as accent landscape lighting to light the peaks of my home and they look great. Not to bright but not too dark.
2154607
I don't think so. I am using them in outdoor stringlights. You should ask the seller. This seller provides amazing customer service, and is very attentive.
1454927
the block has a hole. lantern has metal wire at base. these work good in low winds
1905403
Sure you could use them inside, They give a nice steady light. I have mine outside on my fence and it makes a nice lit pathway nearly until morning.
215063
I would say yes. We use them in lamps but I don't see why you couldn't use them in hall ceiling fixtures or outdoor lighting.
1004144
I did use them outdoors and I put a plastic cup upside down over them. Since they were in a lantern, you could not tell. The battery lasted just as long as the ones I used indoors, which was not very long. Although I was going to replace the batteries, which is a bit of challenge, given tiny screw and the fact things did not snap in easily, i decided to not use any more
1954249
Yes - they will burn well outdoors. Once these are lit and either glowing red on both side - or gray on the outside, these will not blow out and will work great.
1969248
I use them in fan lights base up without problems, to my knowledge. I also use them in outdoor fixtures with base down.
1474696
We have not heard any customer feedback about anyone using mantles in these lanterns. I'm afraid we can't answer this question. Sorry we couldn't be of anymore help!
1219200
We used this on our pole "glass lantern type" light fixture, so I'm sure it would work on the wall-mounted also!! Love it!!
1004146
I have some outdoors currently, but they would probably not work if they got wet. I have one in an enclosed lantern so that water can't get in.
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Hello, Thank you for your inquiry! The sky lanterns are meant to fly, they can not be used like lamps. They should also not be anchored down once they are lit that can become a fire hazard. I would recommend using a basic round paper lantern if you would like to use it for decorations, those will work out better. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further questions, we would be happy to assist you. Customer Service RepresentativeJust Artifacts1-866-620-8328
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You have to use a lower wattage with these lanterns or else you risk setting a fire and destroying the entire display. Something like: EcoSmart 9 Watt Soft White Compact Fluorescent (CFL) Light Bulbs 4-Pack, 40 Watt Equivalent, 550 Lumens will work brilliantly. EcoSmart 9 Watt Soft White Compact Fluorescent (CFL) Light Bulbs 4-Pack, 40 Watt Equivalent, 550 Lumens
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Sure, as long as you feel safe with it indoors. Keep in mind it is a lantern burning a flame powered by one of the approved fuels. But it's no different than the pioneers used before we had electric lamps. It's why many would call it a hurricane lantern! But it will emit some fumes but nothing horrible. Indoors, I'd prefer to use battery powered devices during power outages indoors myself, but this lantern can certainly be used as well for emergencies or simply ambience of the good ole' days!! :) However, we bought ours to use outside on our patio and out by our fire pit. Hope this helps.
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I use mine inside for decorative lights in a bay window. As far as outside use I would say no.