how long will the lights stay on with fresh batteries?
1699240
I put new batteries in last year after I first installed the lights. I am still using the same batteries. Usually I leave mine on for about 2 hours at a time. I've probably used mine 6-7 times so far with the same batteries.
1699241
Never really noticed. But we have used them for several nites before we have to change the batteries.
1699242
The fact they are LED they will not draw as much electricity as a luminescent. With fresh batteries I have had the lights on for 4 hours. The next time I used them for two hours with no dimness of the lights.
1699243
Haven't changed batteries in a year, but have only played 6 or 7 times at night....ie not really sure.
705623
I use generic, dollar store batteries. With one AA battery, stays really bright for about 40-50 minutes. After that, the light grows dimmer over the next hour of use. I haven't had any problems with this flashlight.
251096
I haven't gotten that far along, but I'm estimating at least six months. The light only stays on about 15 seconds so it can go longer. I used alkaline batteries.
564785
Well we have had them for almost 2 weeks and one has never been turned off and is still going strong. We haven't used them as much as we thought though. So even though the batteries have not died with it being on I still wouldn't be able to tell you how long they last if you're using them consistently. Overall I would say they conserve the batteries well.
1796001
I have some that get direct light and some that don't. The lights that don't stop working before the lights that do get direct light. That said they do last for 4 or 5 hours. I'm very happy with the lights. Easy to install and they provide a good amount of light. This is my second year with them and they perform like new.
138796
Can't really answer that....my lights have been installed for 6 months and all are still very bright, both in the standby illumination and when lite is activated to high illumination as someone...or something passes it. For batteries, try a store like OSH or Sears...with a sample from one of your units. Good luck...LED batteries are difficult to find in many stores.
138795
Mine have been installed for about 10 months and still do everything they should. The light lasts all night with some of them. I dont know about batteries...the ones they came with are all I have needed.
1635070
They come with rechargable batteries. They seem to be lasting pretty long. My lights stay on all night and the first set of lights I purchased are over 6 months old. So far so good. I have heard from others that the Moonray batteries are some of the best.
1205895
Hi Ted, The batteries don't seem to last very long. I have them on for at least four hours during my shows and I have to replace them every second to third show if I want the brightness, I do have then on full power. Hope this helps. Barbara
1717482
the light stays on as long as the charger has a flashlight in it and is plugged into the wall. The batteries last about three to four years. Sometimes the batteries develop a memory of a short charger and then they are done.
532320
They run on a standard 2032 cell battery that is turned on and off with a switch on the bottom. When they arrive, there is a paper tab under the battery to keep it from wearing out. You remove this before use and if you keep the tab, like I did, you can put it back under the battery after use to conserve it. Each light comes with an extra battery, as well. I only used mine for about three hours, so I can't say how long the batteries will last at one time.
1175968
They will stay on all night IF they are in a sunny place to charge the batteries. If not they will stay on only 3-5 hours
2133480
Having the lights on does take a lil from the battery without sacrificing allot of power. Note these are led lights and do not consume not as m much power as you think. But having them off will give you about 30 minutes of extra use after a full charge
1206206
The lights are rated for 90 minutes. With new batteries (included with light) and a full charge they could go longer. These units, like most of them have to be hard wired. I put a six foot plug in cord on mine. It can be taken off the wall and used for a portable light. I put one in the kitchen and one by the fuse box/ generator transfer switch.
750166
Depends on how much you use it, and what type of battery you use. The bulbs being used take very little amounts of juice from the batteries so you should get many hours from the batteries.
1757389
Probably fine. The lights are nice and bright when you first change the batteries; they do dim over time. If that would be a problem, it might be better to get something that plugs in.
1457194
When the LED lights go off the batteries are charged. In my experience time varies with different batteries, perhaps depending on residual charge.