What battery operated taper candles would work with this?
1420103
I don't know which would work best. I am not happy with the ones I bought. I bought the ones shown with it. The led lights are not pleasing and they use up batteries. I don't even turn them on any more.
1420104
I use tea lights in mine but if you were to use the battery operated candles my bet would be the slim tapered ones. Hope that helps you.
1420105
I ordered the LED flameless candles. I did have to put a small drop of hot glue to hold them into place. But it is so cute. I love it
1471720
There is a button on the bottom of the taper that must be pushed in to illuminate the candle.
2134343
I placed flameless tea lights in these vases. Not good for candle with flame, too narrow
421688
Any type of butane will work. Just be careful with the lighting mechanism, not very stronge and will break
819033
Any 12-volt deep cycle will do but don't get one of those skinny ones. The ones you want are roughly the size of a car battery. I'll try to check the brand of mine and update this, it's worked for 4-5 weekends a year for almost 10 years now
77162
Brand new it should work and the battery lasts a long time since it is used only briefly. It is a flat battery that is replaced by sliding a little tray out on the back of the remote. There is a good picture of how to press the edge of the tray on the back of the unit itself. Be sure the candle switch on the bottom of the candle is set to the "on" position (middle). Also, be sure the light goes on with the manual switch which tells you the candle is working. Good luck.
255533
There is a on/off switch on the bottom of the candle with the cover to the batteries. Make sure that the candle has the batteries.
928876
This candle is entirely different than any other battery operated candles. Most battery operated candles either glow from within or have a little bulb that shows and glows and sometimes flashes to simulate a burning wick. This candle has a "flame" made out of a light weight plastic sort of material that sits on a little wire. The flame is lit by an LED bulb within the candle. There are two tiny magnets that oppose and fight each other and make the flame wiggle on the wire. From a small distance you would swear that this is a real, live flame. I own 10 of these and LOVE them. The ones I own are all ivory. A while back I did get a really good buy at QVC so you might want to check their website too. Or other websites. I have purchased several from Amazon too. I use mine on the timer feature and they come on every night at the same time and burn for 5 hours. Two good quality D batteries will give you about 100 days of burn time using the timer feature. There is a remote available also in case you want to locate them in some hard to get to place. Or you can just turn them on and off with a switch on the bottom. I think you should go ahead and try one....get some good Duracells. You will love them........they look so real! Make perfect wedding gifts too!
77163
Be sure that you candle is designed to work with a remote. Not all of my candles work with the remote. Good luck.
299767
The ones I just received require 3 AAA-s per candle . **IF** you use the 4 or the 8 hr timer on remote to turn candles off, tho they're literally not on, they still draw energy from batteries... best to manually turn them off by their on-off switch on underside of candle, when you can.
180815
Any bulb that can screw in will work. It does the smaller chandelier size bulb end.
2123740
We used them at a memorial service. Originally we used a regular lighter, but quickly found that a long bbq lighter or long candle works best because of the dripping wax from the attached fuel block.
1938067
I use a battery operated tea light, as there is no wax involved and you can easily remove the item. Also, very safe.
1752961
I haven't tried to use the remote with a different candle but, I believe that the same remote would work.
643695
I ordered them from Amazon. Just put in tea candles in search window. Be sure and order the unscented ones.
797146
These are really small the size of a small shot glass. they have a switch at the bottom of the candle that switches them on and off. No remote, that would have been really cool. I've seen remote ones but they are expensive and a limited amount of candles you can control with it. I will stress this again these are super small. if you wanted them for mood lighting you will need a few packs I had to use 4 packs to light our dinning room and kitchen for a romantic dinner and it was still too dark. Had to use real candles at the table.
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You may do either. This candle has a unique way to set the timer. These are my favorite group of candles.