How the power is provided to the light? Is it electricity or battery operated or rechargeable?
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The power output of these lights is 1000 W. You must run an electrical cord to it. If you plan on needing a cord over 30-40' in length, I would recommend using a 14 gauge cord. My lighter cords get pretty warm to the touch when run 50' to my hoop light.
1151967
Electricity is needed -- it has a cord that reaches about halfway down your backboard pole. You will then need an extension cord to an outlet or have an electrician come out and run a line to the light.
1151968
Hello, It is electric. My son runs a drop cord out to it when he will use it. I have been very impressed with how ell this has worked, very bright and surprisingly sturdy. Make sure to follow the assembly instructions, make installation easy.
1151969
There is a short power cord that must be connected to an extension cord, or the other option is to have an electrician wire it to a power source.
1151970
We plug an extension chord into it and plug it into the garage. I'm sure you could probably have an electrician hard wire it but that was more than we needed.
1359256
Not a silly question, but no, it is not battery powered. Fluorescent lights use ordinary household current.
1805844
Hi Will, Thanks for your interest in our product and inquiry. BRELLA LIGHTS use 120 VAC and are not battery, solar or rechargeable powered. This provides light when you need it On-Demand without worring about recharging, depending on the sun or repeated battery replacement. Battery or rechargable units need to be periodically attended to and often go dim before the party is over or just don't light when and for as long as needed. The convenient Power Pod also offers power at tabletop for use with any electrical appliance. If you need more information, feel free to call us at 847.991.3030. Thank you, Order Dept Blue Star Group
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It gets plugged in to 110volt outlet. It's a night light and then glow when motion is detected.
954151
It is a 12 volt direct current light, in other words a 12 volt car battery or 12 volt solar powered battery will run this light. The light is very well made and is weather proof.
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Battery powered. Its been many months since I installed them, probably AAA, but I forget.
786348
It is designed to be plugged in. It has a cord not visible in the picture. (It is a great little personal lamp.)
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Battery operatedI believe aaa but I don't have it to look as it was a gift.Hope this helps
1439366
the item is solar powered. You charge it in light, there is no 'battery', just a capacitor that stores energy.
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Rechargeable solar panel and battery operated too. I bought it after Hurricane Sandy and we lost power for 6 days. We used it during the past winter storms in the Northeast when we lost power. Worked very well! It's a perfect size and both the light and solar panel flip up and then fold back down flush.
1211275
Hi, the one I purchased was not battery operated. There is a small string of lights inside the glass block. The plug end is left outside of the block (you will need an extension cord). Hope this helps.
871770
It is primarily a charging cord. If run dead may take a few minutes to come up but the draw down on this is not bad so should be pretty operational within a short period. Excellent light and extremely bright.
536773
The unit uses rechargeable batteries, but you have to take the light apart to get to them, so I can't tell you what kind they are. Here is the company's web link they might know. www.naturepowerproducts.com/
886402
The light assembly itself with the bulbs requires electricity. The sensor/transmitter runs off batteries
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This is both battery powered and has an AC adapter. The lamp works well with either source of power.
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It has a built in battery, I really like this light.. Battery life is good!
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This is a solar charged device. The unit has built-in batteries (so yes it is battery powered) and they recharge during the day to power the LED lighting at night. Also, there is an on-off switch, so they don't just come on automatically when the sun goes down, (like those solar path lights). No separate batteries required.