Are the batteries easily accessible for changing or would we have to un-mount the whole fixture when it's time to change the batteries?
1127537
I have not had to change my batteries yet, but I would guess that the batteries would be fairly easy to change without changing the mounting status. My lights have worked flawlessly since I installed them a few weeks ago, and I am extremely happy with them at this incipient point.
1127538
Very easy. No trouble at all. This is a great product. We are very happy with it.
1127539
The batteries are inserted thru the front of the main unit and the main unit can be removed from the mount with a turn screw. So turn the base locking screw and the main light unit can be taken off its base mount. Then twist the front bezel and take off. Then you can insert the new batteries. Depending how high you mount it, it should literally just take a couple of minutes to change.
1127540
The entire front of the unit unscrews and batteries are easily changed. No un-mounting needed.
1127541
The batteries are very easily accessible. The light it self slides easily into the base and is held in place with a simple finger screw. just loosen and pull the whole light assembly out of the base to change the batteries. I love these lights!!
40004
I have not had to replace the batteries yet. There are two very small screws. I believe one would need an eyeglass kit or a tiny Phillips to do the work.
1791983
If you install it with the included bracket, then you can take the light off the bracket and easily change the battery. If you install the light directly without the bracket, then you would have to unscrew/unglue the light to change the battery.
1171123
It would be hard b/c you hook it to the screw on the back. You don't want to mount it so it will be hard to take it down to replace the batteries.
2042143
As the other respondents have said, bulb replacement is easy. The only potential challenge would be if the fixture is mounted In a place that's awkward to reach.
872521
Yes. The light by itself and/or the mounting bracket can be detached almost instantly for portability.
1033194
Not sure exactly what you're asking... the base screws into place. Once it's attached, you could unscrew it and then move it to another place, but that wouldn't be easy. There is an elbow joint that easily allows the light itself to angle up or down (or side to side, depending on how you mount it) after it's been mounted.
1747784
You just pluck the light assembly out of the top. It clicks in and out for changing batteries.
1305772
I haven't needed to change the bulb, but I do believe that they are changeable. My mechanic sourced these lights for me. I don't think he would have told me to buy them if you couldn't replace the bulb.
1895524
Sure. And, the light slides easily on and off it's mounting plate which makes changing batteries easy also.
1791981
You don't have to unscrew the platform. The batteries are located in the party that is detachable. The sensor and light work excellent so far. Installed easily for about 3 months now.
556670
The two answers already given cover how changing the head is done. It doesn't take much rotation or force to unlock it, a quarter turn or less is my guess. It's not like unscrewing a lightbulb - it really doesn't take much. One thing I've found useful is to never leave the battery in it between uses - it corrodes the contacts too easily if it gets damp, and it's not very easy to clean them.
1791984
The battery compartment is on the back, but there is a plastic "holder" that attaches to the wall, and then the light unit snaps into that - so it's easy to snap it out and change the batteries. The "holder" can be screwed to the wall surface or it comes with two-sided sticky tape that can be used. Very nice design for the price!
156325
The batteries are very easy to change. The unit has a tight fitting rear piece that can be pryed off - it takes two batteries - the specific light I have is a CR2016 although there are a handful of sizes listed on the website. I would highly recommend buying a quality battery; I have tried cheap batteries and they last 6 hours vs. 6 weeks with the NiteIze replacement batteries.
236309
Haven't had to change them out yet, but yes, there are screws on the sides and you just loosen the screws and pull down the globe part in order to access the bulbs. It is such a beautiful light - we have already gotten many compliments!
485546
Very easy. Back unscrews. I've had it for months now and use it often and haven't had to change batteries. Still as bright as when I got it.
1235185
I haven't had to change one yet, but I believe the whole lower assembly (silver ring and glass) twists into place on a mounting bracket. I assume you twist it slightly one way or the other and it will drop from the bracket and reveal the bulb. Hang on to it, seems I remember it being heavier than you might expect.