For how many hours can the lamps remain ON?
1571729
Our electricity is normally back on within two hours and they have lasted that long. They are several years old and still work well as night lights also.
1571730
Do you mean "remain on" after the power goes out? I'm not sure of this, however if you visit the website, I believe you will find that information there. So far, I love them. Great light at night, and you can also grab them and use as a good flashlight at night.
1571731
I haven't performed a time test for these, as their primary purpose is only to provide light during an outage to allow access to my flashlights / lanterns designed for a long run time. The size cannot allow sufficient battery size for prolonged run times. I wouldn't expect these to go more than a few hours.
412455
I use a timer on mine. One like I use on lamps when I go away for a week or so.
210331
We keep our lights on for the boys about 10 hours each day and they typically last between 12-18 months. If you let them go until they burn out I would say 18 months but the quality of light degrades a bit so we replace them once per year to keep the sun shining... Hope this helps
629993
I can't tell you exactly since I usually keep it on for no more than 4 hours at a time, then I will recharge it. I've had it on for 4 hours straight at the high setting without it dimming at all. I suspect I could get at least 6 hours at the lowest setting.
1228839
Yeah. We are referring to the typo on the UK LGE spec page that incorrectly states 3000 hours. We know lamp life is 30,000.
1788392
I'm sure there is, but I actually don't know how long it is. The lamp is built like a tank with a metal housing and with super long lasting LEDs so there isn't much to go wrong.
1292881
I bought 20 of these, 10 in mid Sep 2013, 10 at the beginning of Oct 2013. These are the daylight LED lamps (6000 Kelvin) that are used in a large room with no windows. They have been on nearly 24 hours a day since installation (3000+ hours). I've only had one burn out. I plan to buy more for other applications.
1336433
According to the User's Guide, in the Normal Power Consumption mode, lamp life is up to about 4,000 hours; in the ECOPower Consumption mode, lamp life is up to about 5000 hours. Lamp life will vary depending upon mode selected, environmental conditions, and usage. Brightness decreases over time.
1379058
No. They are quite basic. Sunshines on them all day, then they illuminate as the sky become dark in the evening.The lamps will remain illuminated until morning if they get a good enough charge of sunlight during the day. You can not control them with a switch.
103663
It turns off after an hour. Always leave it plugged in or you have to remember to plug it in again at the right time the next night that you use it. You can't use the lamp at any other time unless you want to plug it in at the right time the next time you use it.
1741028
I am not technically savvy enough to answer your question. However, I have two lamps and have always been able to get appropriate light by using one of the four settings. It's my understanding that the bulbs lst many, many hours.
1919833
I routinely leave over 12hrs a day. 3 things though, I have air circulation the lamps are pointing upwards, and as per manufacturer I use CFLs
1387990
I leave the individual candles on. I replaced the batteries once after 6 weeks because the lights were weak. They are lite about 3 or 4 hours a night plus I left them on one night.
1555201
I would say AT LEAST 8 hours, but probably substantially longer. I accidentally left them on the whole night and in the morning they were still going (this was also after weeks of use-where they were on several hours a night). I'm only saying 8 to be on the safe side, and to ensure that they remain bright enough, etc.
13523
It uses an LED lamp, so it should last upwards of 50,000 hours. You probably won't ever have to replace it; at 4 hours of use every day it will last you over 30 years.
1055783
Anywhere from 25,000 to 50,000 hrs. LED lights typically don't burn out, they fade out.
1816947
Don't know the answer for sure, but I don't leave mine on for more than a few hours at a time.