what type of batteries do the lights require?
1428137
any double AA battery, I would recommend buying the ones that typically cost a little more because if you buy cheap ones they will die very fast
915287
No batteries that I recall; light(s) {three attempts} just never worked; I jimmy-rigged completely different solar led lights. Too bad; customer service was AOK!!!
1802870
It uses a single rechargeable 300mAh button cell, Varta CP300H. I have two of those emergency lights plugged in 24/7 for the last 5 years. They are still working fine, so I see no need to replace the batteries. But if you really want to, you can search for "Varta CP300H" and buy it on Amazon.
407818
I would make sure those batteries are recommended for the light. I would also make sure they are installed properly. Some batteries are also required to charge a certain amount of time before you can use them. The batteries could be defective. I would take them somewhere like Batteries Plus and have them test the batteries. Hope this helps.
802654
They require batteries, I gave them as a gift to my son in law, but I believe they run on 3V batteries.
723271
NI-MH AAA 900mAh 1.2 volt led lenser batteries, they last a long time, I use the light every night and recharge them everyday. Trust me this is a great light.
1075754
The light uses two CR2032. You can get 20 here for $8.50Sony 3V Lithium CR2032 Batteries (4 Blisters of 5), 20 Cells
438429
I don't remember. It takes two little batteries but it would be cheaper just to order some more lights. The lights that I bought were about $.39 apiece. I don't believe you can get batteries that cheap anywhere. It's extremely tricky putting the battery back in. Sorry, but that's the best I can do.
58547
I never needed batteries for mine.I don't see where they would go in on it either.There is a power button for the lights at the top right.My guess is the description you read is generic.
751056
You can buy new batteries (these are recharged by the sun though and you won't have to very often!) We have had the lights out for 3 months or so. They come with batteries. They are solar powered. The batteries get power from the sun. They do wear out eventually (as we have had similar lights) but these are nice looking and are working fine with no battery changes. Hope that helps. We live in a sunny city in CA. I know hard to understand: batteries and rechargeable but no worries about frequent changes at all. None so far. They did come with batteries.
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.
347314
The bulbs are LED's, so shouldn't require replacement.Yes, batteries are replaceable, and are standard, nickel metal hydride, AAA cells. The original batteries are 1.5v, 600, that will power the lights for 10-12 hours. After about 6 months, I started replacing the original batteries with 1000 mah cells, after some of the lights started to peter out before dawn.
241671
The lights take a special rechargable battery that I have never seen before. It is a 18650 that is a little larger than a AA, and does not require a holder. Kind of a pain, but certainly worth it.Good luck!!
1382550
Not sure, the lights stopped working before the batteries had a chance to get drained. Horrible Product.
275025
These use AAA batteries. The light from each seems to be equivalent to a 25-watt incandescent bulb -- bright enough to illuminate the work area when we are grilling food outdoors in the evening. They have been very handy when we have lost electricity during a bad storm, and they are great in closets.
1047557
The light uses AA Ni-Cad batteries that come with it. I recall 3 batteries. I originally charged mine before putting the light up and so far it is working well. Mine has been in use since December and I live on the Oregon Coast so we don't get sunshine every day.
311319
If I remember correctly, there are batteries included. Also, there are paper tabs that must be removed in order for the batteries to make necessary contact... I might also add, It will take a few days of sunshine before the lights reach their full brightness!