can I use these in solar lights?
1388411
I would expect they would need to be rechargeable batteries for that application. Consult your instruction manual for the equipment you have.
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.
1902050
Yes, that's exactly what I'm doing with them. I used them to replace the halogen bulbs in my low voltage yard lights. Lots of light and great light color. Hope that helps ..
1861385
I believe you can. My lights are small & shaped like candles that I picked up at Home Depot
2117353
That is the great thing about LED bulbs, they us much less electricity and do not generate any heat! The answer is yes you can.
527819
I bought theses batteries for my cordless phone, not sure will work with solar lights. If mAh and voltage is the same and your lights take these Ni-MH rechargeable type batteries they should work, but I would check with manufacturer of solar lights first. Good Luck!
942844
Don't know--I use them outside in our landscape lights. These are not screw-in lights--they have two prongs on them.
1516795
They can, wouldn't rust, since they work with any charger that label "charge any batteries" for solar light, I don't see a problem working on them.
2282889
I would only use these if the solar light was made specifically for NiMH batteries. Other types of batteries will have different charging profiles/protection circuits and may not work or may even be dangerous if used in the wrong application.
1132259
if you mean household lights,home lamps.this would depend on your solar battery charge.i have used 2 lights at once on a full charge.,for several hours with no problem.
59757
Yes but not exposed to rain, sleet or snow, they start out dim and brighten as they heat up, you can use them, but I would suggest regular light bulbs, hope this helps, some !
2281693
Yes you can, I have them attached to my big globed string of lights up at my camp,, works great!!!!
1006600
Yes you can. You will need 1 light for every 10 square feet or so. I use them to light up my back patio and they are quite bright for such small inexpensive lights. I bought the 12 volt solar panel as well as a 35mah solar rechargeable battery and it's enough power to run 8 of these lights totally off the grid. It's only $12, give them a try and you won't be disappointed....... PROMISE!!!!
1913201
I would say No. I have them outside on my deck. This area gets several hours of direct sunlight. Even with this amount of light, they do not all work and they only work for a portion of the night. To tell the truth, I've not been terribly pleased with these. I'd look for something else.
527818
They probably would. The issue would be if the solar charger portion of you lights could recharge the 700mAh to a useable level on a regular basis. Try to replace your existing batteries with a similar mAh ratting.
1860129
Yes, I have them in all my lights on the ceiling and use in my outside light. I really like them alot. Gives off a better light I think. I hear they also use less electric.
344531
YES they can also they do not draw as much current as a standard 12v light . there for ,much less heat in the base or socket of light i work with mine for hours at a time mostly all night long 12 hours plus. hope this helps .using as primary light source in an RV at this time ,all or led type lights .this was an experiment to test this type to a standard glass 12v type. they do slightly turn blue after long time